You can’t “place your 401(k) into the trust.” You CAN make your trust the beneficiary. Whether that’s a wise idea depends on who the beneficiaries...

Can I protect improvements made on future home inheritance?

If your grandmother is willing for you to install solar, she could have an amendment to the trust drafted stating that upon sale of the home, you...

Can I get an accounting from the trustee of my mother's Trust for every year that it's been in effect ?

Unlikely. First, in general no one is entitled to an accounting while the trust is revocable. Second, since you’re not named as a beneficiary you...

Can I get my social security check directly if I get a legal guardian?

No; until you are 18 or emancipated the check goes to your guardian (and then it stops when you turn 18).

What can be done about a checking account, that is in two people's names, when one dies and the other has Alzheimer's ?

If your aunt does not have capacity, and did not name an agent under power of attorney while she had capacity, someone will need to file to be her...

What are my tenant rights? I have 1 yr lease signed owner before strokes & now paralyzed. Proprietary gave me 30 day notice.

If the lease is valid, any sale is subject to the lease; that is, someone can buy the place, but they can’t kick you out till your lease is up.

WWe find out after three months our landlord had past away we were evicted from our home of 11 years around that time

Hopefully you got receipts for the rent payments. No one can evict you until: (1) They prove they have authority over the property as a successor...

Why are personal injury settlements based so heavily on lost wages?

Unfortunately, it’s easier to value things that are worth money. The “tort reform” which was pushed through by insurance companies tends to make...

What if you took care of someone and there mom in exchange you would inherit there home and assetswhen they passed away/

Take that written contract to an attorney.

Does a temporary conserve have the authority to evict a relative?

He generally has full powers. He has to follow normal landlord-tenant law, even if you weren’t paying rent, by giving you an official 30-day notice...