Is the Trust preparing attorney required to keep and retain trust records for at least one year?

No. An attorney is not required to keep trust records. An original should be given to you (many will provide copies), it is then your...

I came into a very large sum of money. I wish to know what might be the pros and cons of accepting the money into a trust.

You really need to consult with someone. The issues may become one of control. You can put the funds into a trust unless you control it, but if you...

Where did my conviction go .Ive looked on san bernardino county open access and its not there

'95 would be too old for them to have on the online system. It's probably in archives on a microfiche. In order to confirm, you would need to go...

Can I legally use my trust account if I am owner and over age 25?

Is this a revocable trust? Something doesn't add up based on what you say. If your father is still alive, and that account is in a revicar lr...

You are correct that the terminology would require you waive and all claims, whether you know then or not. But it only applies to the underlying...

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How do I handle a out of state first offense DUI case dating back 3 years ago?

Statute of Limitations on misdemeanor cases is 1 yr. this means the case must be filed within 1 yr from date of arrest. So that's not going to be a...

No. Whoever told you that is wrong. Convictions don't fall off after a certain period of time. Some can only be used as priors for a limited window...

What is advantage of living trust vs a will in our situation!

Obviously, difficult to answer without getting into specifics about your situation. And much of it depends on your goals. Do you want...

I recently moved into a home where my boyfriend is a fourth wavier and we have separate rooms because I'm old fashiowned.

"I just want to know what I should do since I have no criminal record and have all my rights." Honestly? Move out. There is really nothing you...

I signed a deal for 4yrs for a corporal injury to spouse, the judge then says, oops i forgot then adds child endangerment

What can you do about what? You can't do anything to the judge. What would you sue for, not getting a lower sentence then you agreed to? The 4...