Is it possible to revoke an irrevocable trust that was set up for Medicaid purposes?
The probate code provides ways for an "irrevocable" trust to be terminated. There are very precise steps to be followed. I would recommend you...
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The probate code provides ways for an "irrevocable" trust to be terminated. There are very precise steps to be followed. I would recommend you...
You will need to hire an attorney. As the rejection form you received says, you must respond within 90 days ("that is, file a lawsuit") if your...
This is the sort of action by a Trustor which is likely to end up in court. Ideally, the joint account holder and the Trustee can come to a...
The attorney may ask for you to pre-pay the costs and fees associated with the probate. Those costs can approach $1,000, depending on what...
If your aunt did not have a will or a trust, the closest relatives would inherit. If she has a trust, the assets are distributed according to that...
A will requires only two witnesses to be legal. However, a will does nothing to give you or the other co-executor authority to manage his affairs...
As Mr. Armstrong said, no court involvement is necessary. Banks SHOULD honor the power of attorney when it is needed. However, many banks are...
Your mother needs to meet with an attorney who specializes in public benefits (special needs) planning. Your mother should be able to put the funds...
You should not give all this identifying information on this forum, which is for general questions. To challenge a trust on the basis of duress or...
Based only on your facts, it sounds like you may be getting ahead of yourself. If a probate was never done for your grandfather's estate, one needs...