We believe dad was influenced to improperly administer his A/B Trust with mom.

Court action will likely be necessary, but if the B Trust was to be funded and "dad" failed to follow the instructions of the trust, then a...

Is a Revocable Family Trust valid if it is signed by two witnesses or does it have to be notarized in California

First of all, there is no requirement in California that a living trust be notarized or witnessed or anything like that. Signing by a person is...

I think that you will find that, with the possible exception of Canada, foreign properties cannot be held in a United States living trust, because...

It is not clear from your question whether or not your sister is a U.S. citizen or not a U.S. Citizen. Here is a discussion from my planning...

The short answer is this: Probate Code Section 16.061.5 16061.5. (a) A trustee shall provide a true and complete copy of the terms of the...

If the mortgage on a house has been paid with a Trust checking account, can the home be considered Trust property?

Whether or not real property is considered property of a trust depends on a lot of factors. The most important factor is if the property is...

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What type of Deed Document do I need to transfer property from a joint tenant to his Living Trust, if the other JT died?

The latter is correct. In order to clear the title to the property to permit the transfer into the husband's living trust, an Affidavit of Death...

If a living trust was revoked and a new will was created in its place, does the will take precedence?

The short answer is this: If there was an existing living trust and it was revoked properly and replaced by a Will instead, then the Will would...

Hello, I need a better understanding/explanation/interpretation of a recent update re: inheritance of Rev. Living Trust.

If the property was owned by your parent's trust and it was to be distributed to you and siblings, then it should qualify for an exclusion from...

When do we need a Trust and how much shall we expect to pay (CA resident)?

If you have an estate that is greater than $150,000 in value, or real estate valued at $50,000 or more, that estate would be subject to Probate...