I am the trustee of my brothers irrevocable trust until my nephew turns forty (which is in September). How do I dissolve it?

There is no generic answer to your question because the answer will depend upon the terms of the trust instrument, the type of assets involved and...

I agree with Mr. Komen, but to more directly answer your question, "No, you do not need to provide your daughters any advanced notice of your...

How do i know the will is not null in void?

I agree with everything Mr. Murphy stated, but would add that there still may be issues you need to deal with. Even if your step father's will is...

I am representative payee over my mentally ill son; Do I need to get power of Attorney also? He is 63 years old now.

If you can get a power of attorney signed, then that may be useful. However, he has got to be mentally competent to sign it. Since you have...

Can elderly aunt override power of attorney son had her sign?

Yes. Missouri law allows the principal (mother) to revoke a power of attorney through any means by which the can communicate that revocation. ...

You have no legal obligation to go through probate at all. So, no, you don't have to go through probate. But if you don't you won't get access to...

What are legal options if trustee hasn't divided the assets of the trust as stated in the trust. ?.

This sounds to me like the trustee is in breach of her fiduciary duties. In Missouri, the trustee is required to provide an accounting to...

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My father cut me out of the will when mom died in 2013 theres me my brother he got everything mom dad were married 54 years wish

Yes, generally a person can change their will at any time that they are competent. If your father is still alive, then you are not entitled to a...

MMy dad died in feb 12 th of this year and i want to know if i was named in his will?

I'm assuming that you don't have a copy of the will... And that you're real question is how do you get a copy... Unless you know that someone...

You should petition the court to ratify your expenses before your letters of conservatorship are revoked. If the Court revokes your letters, then...