Living trust does it keep out of probate
If the trust is fully funded prior to death, then yes. You should consult an attorney to make sure you have funded the trust properly.
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If the trust is fully funded prior to death, then yes. You should consult an attorney to make sure you have funded the trust properly.
You have marked this as a trust question, is it a trust or is there a probate in the probate court? You mention executor. Did you mean...
Not really sure what you goal is so its difficult to answer. You Will is not binding until your death. If you want things changed you should do...
Where did your mom pass away? Where does the sister live that is the trustee? Probate is the jurisdiction where your mom lived, trust...
As long as you don't go on title even for the loan you should be fine. Co-borrower is fine and signing deed of trust is fine. All that said,...
From the sound of it your moither is acting as trustee. There is nothing to accept until your mom resigns, passes away or for some other reason is...
Did your father have a surviving spouse? If so, the pension benefits would go to the surviving spouse. Otherwise, I agree with the other...
Mr. Tigerman is correct. If you created the ITF for you mother, you were the owner holding it in trust for your mother. When she died, it was no...
Your question is not entirely clear, but I am going to assume you are saying that you dad created a trust through his Will. That would be a...
How is title currently held? If all of you are tenants in common and there are no enforcable agreements restricting transfer, you are free to...