What is the name of the document used to notify beneficiaries of the contents of a living trust?

This "sibling suspicion" business in trusts is an age-old problem. If you are a named beneficiary in the trust, you are entitled to a copy of it...

Is a trustee of a living trust required to notify all parties named in the trust as beneficiaries?

In October 2011, Nevada adopted a new law (Senate Bill 221) that VERY CLEARLY states beneficiaries of a trust--that is people named to inherit--are...

I agree w Mr. Potter's response. Also, I pre-nup is a clean legal way to keep things separate, but pre-nups are a delicate thing in the...

I am the next of kin to an Inheritance in the U.K I have been told that a non Resident Has to pay for an Inheritance tax

The answer to your question is governed by international tax treaty between the US and UK. That's the easy part. The two key initial factors to...

Asset Protection

I want to underscore the answer Michael Potter gave you, which is correct and provides excellent advice. Suggest you check w an estate planning...

Who is responsible for burial rights. Second wife or daughter from previous marriage. We're in Nevada.

The answer from Dara Goldsmith is a good starting point--see who SIGNED the burial contract. If the daughter signed, she's responsible. Take it a...

Unless the POA is signed by him before a notary public and notarized OR signed by him in front of two unrelated witnesses who sign the POA as such,...

Can a lien be placed on distributions from a living trust without a judgementu

Generally, a lien can't be filed on trust property without a judgment, however, your question is unclear to me on a couple of points--three...

Home is in Revocable Trust. What happens to my mortgage and home once I pass?

If you are underwater on your house and pass, the bank can foreclose and take the house back. BUT, if you have assets in your estate, the bank...

My husband is terminal. We live in NV. We are separated Will his house, in his name only go to me?. He does not have a will.

First, get a copy of the actual deed/title on the house to be SURE it is in your husband's name only--a local title company can do that for you at...