No, it can and should go directly from the trust. You will record an Affidavit of Death of Trustee stating you are the successor trustee, and then...

Is a will legal if there are False statements

Did your uncle own the home? If so probate is going to be required and I recommend that you get an attorney and file for emergency letters to take...

Can a house be taken out of a trust

Without reading the documents it is hard to say. Power of Attorney is expired so unless she is trustee of the trust, she cannot act. Also, there...

Can the executor make me pay rent?

Get an attorney to review the trust. It is unlikely you can be charged rent on a property you will inherit but a reading of the trust will be...

Can I prevail against a contract with a long history of clinical depression including a nearly successful suicide attempt.

I would say a very hesitant maybe...if they took advantage of your incapacity you may have a claim but you will need a lot of documentation to...

What should an attorney charge to administer a 2.2million dollar trust in Ca? Is it a percentage of the estate or a flat fee?

Fees in probate are set by statute and almost all attorneys will charge the statutory fee. If it is as simple as you say, search around - you may...

Why do I need to respond to a letter I received from an attorney in Texas, in regards to an Estate. I’m in California.

Get an attorney in TX before you sign anything to protect your rights.

How do we deposit a 100-thousand-dollar cash inheritance and not have it seized?

If you are trying to avoid the IRS and creditors you are considering committing fraud and asking attorneys on this site to tell you how. If your...

WHAT ARE THE GROUNDS FOR ELDER FINANCIAL ABUSE?

Very possibly along with other causes of action. Have an attorney review title to give you more specific information.

What are my rights if my deceased mothers siblings took my mother and her children off the estate ?

If you have evidence that your aunt made the changes you can challenge the trust. Don’t do it on principal though as it could be costly.