Can a trustee dissolve a irrevocable trust if both parents have passed away?

The Trust dictates the terms. The trustees are the one's required to follow those terms. A longer can assist with dissolving the trust under...

I believe my sister is using funds from my moms estate for her and by brothers benefit. She is the executor of the estate.

I would consider hiring an attorney immediately. You don't want to be put into a position after the fact where your financial recourse is limited.

What assistance is there for my elderly grandparents?

An often misunderstood benefit is from the VA if either one of your grandparents served during a time of war or conflict (most likely Korea),...

Regarding the life tenant's interest, nothing but wait under the life tenant passes.

I have a trust with my spouse, if my spouse were to pass away owing debt to creditors and I become the sole trustee

The answer depends on whether the trust is funded or requires funding through probate, how the terms of the trust are provided and how the assets...

I live in Florida and have a self directed IRA(tradional) and own a single family home in the IRA. I Plan to buy a second home.

Assuming this is not a homestead concern, the IRA has specific asset protection benefits in Florida without requiring a second IRA. I would seek a...

Estate probate Lawyer.

I would consider reaching out to an estate planning attorney with experience in probate. Perhaps one who will provide a complimentary initial...

Regarding College Expense on my Court Decree.

It seems that you have a valid argument and should seek legal counsel. Depending on your financial situation, you may be able to seek counsel...

Does a Living Revocable Trust help avoid probate court when it comes to transferring real property and other assets to children?

The deed should be recorded into the Revocable Trust. Otherwise, issues may arise assuming the Last Will and Testament does not reference the real...

Family owns real estate and monetary assets. How are these assets transferred to siblings without going through probate ?

I assume you mean Living Trust. The Living Trust and Last Will and Testament typically correspond. It is possible you reviewed an outdated Last...