Do I have a right to see the Will and/or Trust my mother set up before passing away?

I believe the best answer anyone can give you is that you need to consult with a competent estate and trust attorney IMMEDIATELY!

If I want to cancel my current POA that has a relative as the Executor, can I do a new one with another person in her place?

Yes. You can prepare an entirely new Power of Attorney and name a more responsible person to serve as your Agent. You should destroy your current...

Trust, Will & Power of Appointment

I would advise you to take a copy of your grandparent's trust, along with copies of your father's Will and trust, to a competent estate and trust...

Can you collect a decedent's lawsuit settlement of less than $10,000 with a Small Estate Affidavit?

Based on the facts you have provided, you should be able to collect the settlement by using Arizona's small estate affidavit. I suggest you have...

As other attorneys have indicated, your checking account can always be transferred post-death to your trust by means of a pour-over Will. However,...

Beneficiary Deed: The full value of the property remains in the estate of the deceased for estate tax purposes.

If the beneficiary sold the home in 2025, the gain would be based on the home's value when you died. The beneficiary's basis in the home for income...

Can trustee of revocable family trust convey title of real estate while she is alive to add son as joint tenant to the property

You do not definitely state whether the title to your mother's home is in the trust. However, assuming it is titled in your mother's name as...

If properly prepared, signed, and recorded, the beneficiary deed would prevail over the terms of the trust. Nevertheless, I suggest your mother...

How do I add my grandchildren to my trusting

If you and your wife are both living and you signed a revocable trust, you can easily amend or restate your trust document to add your...

How do I have my sister removed as executor of my fathers estate. also do i have the ability to file criminal charges against he

You need to thoroughly document your allegations and then consult with a competent probate attorney as soon as possible. He or she should then be...