If someone wants out of a will can they get off

There is nothing a person can do to have themselves taken out of a will, but when the testator dies, and they are contacted about their...

When there are two trustees on an irrevocable trust, can the trustee with POA change the trust?

First, only your father can make changes to his trust or his POA (so long as he has capacity to do so). As to your sister's actions with the...

What do I need to transfer a deed from a revocable trust to myself as a trustee and then re-deed it to all the beneficiaries ?

You will need an accurately drafted deed from the trust to the beneficiaries. However, there are different ways the beneficiaries can hold title...

Do I have to assume responsibility for an elder parent?

You are not legally responsible for your mother unless you are her attorney-in-fact (power of attorney) for health care or finances in which case...

Not sure of which type of Trust to begin for my father..& can it be done by us, or would it be best to consult an attorney?

Your dad should consult an Elder Law attorney to determine what, if any, type of trust would be appropriate. There are many types of trusts that...

Land transfer rejected at title office for not containing the words "living trust", the landowner has passed away. Now what?

If this gentleman left the land to your children but did not specify that the land was to be held in trust, it will transfer to them outright...

How does a person on SSI create a 1st person special needs trust? What money can't be put in the trust?

For this small amount of money, it is probably not economical to create a first person special needs trust. Additionally, this type of trust needs...

I have a will which was made when my daughters were young now they are adults I want to change it.

So long as you are competent you can always amend your will and powers of attorney. You should consult with an experienced estate planners to...

The reverse mortgage holder is actually required to initiate foreclosure proceedings within six months of the date the homeowner is no longer...

I agree with the first response that the life insurance should now be payable to the estate. Once it goes into the estate, either the will (if...