Can a beneficiary of a will choose to pass or skip the inheritance?
You can disclaim but why? If your daughter qualifies or could otherwise qualify for government assistance the inheritance would disqualify her. ...
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You can disclaim but why? If your daughter qualifies or could otherwise qualify for government assistance the inheritance would disqualify her. ...
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The answer to your question is not easy. California is a community property state which mean community of property community of debt. That said,...
While your mother is living, you do not have a right to see her estate planning documents merely by asking. If you think your sister has taken...
The issue is one of valuation and you can be seconded guessed left and right. The safest options would be 1) sell the house and convert...
Secure from what? The cost of a trust varies, but an irrevocable trust will also have administration fees and tax reporting fees. If its your...
Is your mother competent? Regardless, your sister cannot compel you to give her power of attorney. In addition, what is going on with your...
Not enough information provided. Irrevocable Trust's cannot be amended. If there is a trust protector, that person may have some powers. In...
You need to go to an attorney. The reconveyance and new deed are easy but you need to analyze the other property carefully. You need a...
Mr. TIgerman gives a very complete answer. If your interest are distributable outright, the IRS can attach your sister's one-third interest in the...
A copy can be requested but does not need to be provided. If you believe someone has taken advantage of your mom, the only way to address that...