Can my brother evict me from a house that we have inherited sits in a trust?
My condolences for your loss. Yes, the trustee, as landlord, may use proper eviction procedures to evict you.
Roseville, CA
Trusts Lawyer at Roseville, CA
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My condolences for your loss. Yes, the trustee, as landlord, may use proper eviction procedures to evict you.
My condolences for your loss. It depends upon who has legal authority to manage the account. For example: Who currently "owns" the account (i.e....
No, you don't Have to. It would be a choice of yours to do so, which would have longterm ramifications for your ownership rights relating to the...
I strongly suggest you retain legal counsel who can advise you directly regarding all of the facts/circumstances that you are dealing with. There...
File a Creditor's Claim in the Superior Court of the County where the Probate case is located and serve it as required by law. There is also a...
My condolences for your loss. I agree with Mr. Steingraber regarding the retirement. The daughter would have had to go through probate court to...
My condolences for your loss. A beneficiary can disclaim their share (in whole or part). Retirement accounts are paid out according to the...
Yes, it would qualify. Congratulations!
My condolences for your loss. How do you know that he is? You should seek counsel and notify the bank of your concerns.
A living trust is definitely a less-expensive, more efficient, and easier way to administer an estate. Owning a house individually at death creates...