Irrevocable trust and releasing title to a property
The transaction you describe would put the trustee at great risk, because he would almost certainly be doing something he's not allowed to do...
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The transaction you describe would put the trustee at great risk, because he would almost certainly be doing something he's not allowed to do...
Sounds like you've got a probate for mom's 50% of the real estate. You really ought to see an attorney, this sounds like a disaster. It's not going...
You should go discuss your circumstances with an estate planning attorney. You probably want your assets in trust - whether they should be in the...
It's important that the institution's records reflect that the asset(s) are owned by a trustee on behalf of a trust, not as an individual. As long...
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You need to sit down with an attorney who can help you sort this out - you father's will should be lodged with the superior court in the county...
Yes. If you have not yet started acting as executor/attorney in fact, you can decline to serve. If you have already started acting, you can resign.
It is possible to request temporary letters of administration to address an urgent matter that can't wait for a hearing on the petition for general...
You could explore turning it into an annuity, or changing your investment inside the IRA into an annuity, so that your future self would be unable...
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It is possible - but one of the advantages to using a living trust is that ideally, if you were incapacitated, it would be easier for a successor...
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If you are uncomfortable with this person being in charge of the estate, and you have an interest in the estate, you should consider bringing a...