How long does an attorney represent the decedent who has a trust written
The attorney is not obligated to act as trustee of the special needs trust if he doesn't want to or believes it is a conflict of interest or...
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The attorney is not obligated to act as trustee of the special needs trust if he doesn't want to or believes it is a conflict of interest or...
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From a practical point of view, yes, the mother could give the house to someone else, sell it to someone else, or get a mortgage against it...
It depends - if you've already orally objected at a hearing and the judge continued the hearing to allow you to put your objections in writing, if...
It is much better to deed the house into the trust; there is an alternative court procedure to have property treated as trust property after death;...
It sounds like you should have your own attorney. The lawyer represents the executor/administrator, not you.
If this happened in another country, you will need to find someone licensed to practice in that country to give you advice about your rights and...
No. The money in the UTMA account does not belong to you and you should not commingle the grandson's money with your money, nor tell the IRS or the...
The only disadvantage I can think of is that some lenders don't like to have a loan secured by property in a trust, so they force you to take the...
For real estate transactions, title companies are likely to want a power of attorney that specifically mentions the real property by APN and legal...
You probably don't mean "deed of trust", but are thinking of a deed which transfers your property into trust. If this is your primary residence,...