Is it a good idea for two/only siblings be co-executors of a living trust?
A Will uses the term executor. A Trust uses a the term trustee. Ultimately, your parents are the only ones that can make any changes. If there's...
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A Will uses the term executor. A Trust uses a the term trustee. Ultimately, your parents are the only ones that can make any changes. If there's...
As an heir of a deceased settlor (the person who created the trust) you are likely entitled to a copy of the trust. You can file a petition with...
If you revoked the old trust and created a new trust, you need to transfer the properties to the new trust. If you simply restated or amended the...
Individuals with an interest in your friend's estate likely have standing to sue for financial elder abuse even after your friend's death. The...
I can only answer with a question: how has your husband not consulted an attorney months ago? This should be at the top of the list.
You mentioned the possibility that your father left the children something, but you don't clarify whether it was through a will or trust. The...
As my fellow attorneys have noted, the real issue is whether the husband has any community property interest in the house. Questions of community...
The fact the lawyer is declining to assist is somewhat troubling. It seems seeking another attorney would be most advisable. Anything you do on...
You need to review the trust to determine what authority your step mother had to change or revoke the trust. She may have acted outside the...
Depends on the terms of the trust. You need to request a copy of the trust.