My step dad signed over power of attorney to me to pay his bills,which I did. He was hospitalized for 15 days before his death.

Mr. Pippen and Mr. Pankowski are correct. Your powers terminated on death. When you say she is the executor, has there been some proceedings in...

The property is in irrevocable trust, can a trustee transfers it to his LLC?

Its a question of the trust document and powers of the trustee and the purpose of the transfer. The trustee generally has broad investment powers....

How do we change trust to have one acting trustee and remove mom as being a co trustee under her revocable trust.

I agree with Mr. Hardesty. Mr. Pippen is correct if your mom has capacity and wants to make this change. You as the co-trustee dont have the...

Need INSIGHT selecting a lawyer for a "WILL" review written approx 15 yrs ago prior to the death of my dad.

Your question is not clear. If you are being favored or your mother wants to favor you, you are right to be concerned about attack from siblings. ...

Do I have to accept executorship for brother dying? Many debts, assets not clearly established. Brother still alive.

You do not need to do anything at this time. The Will has no effect until your brother passes away. At that time you will decline to act. Your...

My Aunt's husband is now 93 and want me to receive his estate

The biggest key is for you to be involved a little as possible and in fact, the best is for you not to be involved at all. You are not a "natural"...

The existing power of attorney is in violation of their fiduciary duties

This is not very clear what the issue is. The fact that cash is used or loans taken in and of itself does not mean there is a breach. They could...

The existing power of attorney is in violation of their fiduciary duties

This is not very clear what the issue is. The fact that cash is used or loans taken in and of itself does not mean there is a breach. They could...

If POA isn't recorded and I want to do a revocable DPOA, do I have to have it notarized?

Mr. Frederick is correct. It sounds like your father does not have capacity to execute a new power of attorney so the alternative is a...

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What happens to a trustee when they are removed by the court.

I think you are asking about her rights as a beneficiary. That is completely separate. Her rights as a beneficiary remain unchanged. In the...