Should I open a 2nd living trust?

I agree with Attorney Broiles that your assets sound complicated enough that you should consult with an estate planning attorney, but just for...

How to best choose an Elder Law attorney for Medicaid Planning?

In my experience, it's much easier to do Medicaid planning before it's needed, when it's pretty much the same across the board. When people wait...

Switch lawyers. Send him a letter explaining why, find one you like, and then have your new attorney file a Substitution of Attorney with the...

Can a judge order the closing of an estate with a loan secured by a trust deed which will be assumed by the executor personally?

When a probate estate is closed, it means all the debts have been paid, the distributions have made, resulting in no assets left, and therefore no...

Can a person with D.P.O.A. sell someone's property if the owner placed a TOD on it in another's name after they signed the POA?

If the woman is still mentally competent, she should immediately revoke the DPOA and give it to someone she trusts. If not competent, then someone...

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ESTATE OWES ME $80,000 . HOW DUE I COLLECT 16 YEARS LATER?

First you need to read the terms of the promissory note which will tell you when the balance is due. The fact that the trustee has continued to...

Daughter died 11/27/2012 what are my rights as her NK she leaves behind 2 children .

I am very sorry for your loss, and I can feel your anger in your posting. It is unclear, though, what kind of advice you are looking for. If for...

A death certificate is issued by the county coroner or other county official, and is a public document available to anyone with a legitimate reason...

Can a Remainder Beneficiary of a Trust have the Statute of limitations waved or extended due to Trustee Breach?(Trustee is dead)

Sometimes statutes of limitations begin to run when a person discovers a wrong. I strongly suggest you talk with an estate planning litigation...

In my revocable trust, two of the beneficiaries are minors I do not want the parents to get any money or have any control .

Estate planning can be tricky when you leave assets to minors, especially if you don't want their parents to have a say in how the money is used. ...

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