Yes, but it is better to have it drafted by an attorney to make sure it is done correctly. If you do it yourself, at least have it notarized.

I disagree slightly with my colleagues. I would say generally it would not be valid however, if you can find the notary, and your mother in fact...

Your situation is way too complicated for you to think you can do it by yourself with sporatic help from the internet. If you have a win,...

You have no say over what your dad did unless you can get him to revoke the TOD and record a new one with your niece.

Use the Find a Lawyer tab and get yourself an attorney. If your sister is committing fraud, you need help before it is too late.

If it is listed in the body of the trust, you can either cross it out, put the new address on there and sign and date it, or do an amendment. If...

Probate attorneys are always paid out of the estate at the end of probate. She should certainly hire an attorney to help you get through this. ...

Your situation is very complicated but your mother should sign nothing without seeing an attorney and she should definitely not waive her right to...

You need to have all the right paperwork including Certified Letters, an EIN, and some banks also want a death certificate and the Order for...

You should do nothing. If you and your mother don't understand the trust, your mom should make an appointment with an attorney to explain it. It...