My mother passed away and left a undisclosed trust???
In Oregon, all beneficiaries have a right to a copy of the trust as soon as it becomes irrevocable (which your mother's trust did when she died). ...
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In Oregon, all beneficiaries have a right to a copy of the trust as soon as it becomes irrevocable (which your mother's trust did when she died). ...
It depends what you mean by the "state is owed the rest". The assessed value is not the same as the fair market value. the fair market value is...
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Are you sure you mean an "audit" and not an "accounting"? Every estate in Oregon has an accounting. Very few are audited. If you mean an "audit",...
I agree with my colleagues. You need to see an estate planning attorney and get some advice including the possibility of a living trust. ...
In general, my colleagues are correct. It is possible that you may have some defense against the debt or a claim against the manager or the...
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I agree with my colleagues about the need to investigate the administration of your mother's trust or probate estate. I want to add that your...
I agree with my colleague. These situations are specific to the facts; however, you have some things working against you: 1. you received the...
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Please clarify what you mean by "discloser". Do you own the property? Was a deed recorded in your name? if so, what is the problem?
This question covers at least two very different areas of law: consumer transaction and criminal. You might start out and contact the seller and...
Write back to the IRS, send your letter certified mail, return receipt requested and tell them why they are wrong. If you do not hear back in 60...