Oregon married couple owns residence as tenants by entirety. How can home go into trusts if two separate trusts?
Have a lawyer convert it to tenancy in common and then convey to trust.
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Have a lawyer convert it to tenancy in common and then convey to trust.
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Yes, you can do a joint trust. Generally, two scenarios for doing separate trusts: (1) for spouses on second marriages (wife wants her stuff to go...
If you have no partners, it is a relatively quick and painless process. I am in Salem, but can do everything over email and phone, and could have...
Depends on what you want. Call me for a free consultation, wherein I can give you a quote.
Somewhere around $200 per hour. I would plan on paying between $3000 and $3500 total, including court fee's, notice fee's, bond, etc. (although...
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I agree with the other two attorneys that have answered thus far, and would like to add one more thing. If you have no money to pay for probate,...
Sounds like you have a mess on your hands. I strongly suggest you take your trust, deed, and all accompanying documents to a different lawyer to...
I agree with attorney Holbrook. You can potentially avoid all estate taxes (based on your estimates, Oregon death tax would be close to $100,000...
Yes, a person can be the sole trustee and beneficiary. And yes, it is probable that there was undue influence involved. I strongly suggest...
There are a few things you can do, but I would need more facts to be specific. Generally, you can (1) commence declaratory judgment proceeding--to...