If surviving Trustee takes proceeds from a sale of a home in the name of the trust and puts them in just her name is this legal?
Based on these facts this sounds improper and probably fraud or at the very least a breach of her fiduciary duty.
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Based on these facts this sounds improper and probably fraud or at the very least a breach of her fiduciary duty.
Yes. Like a corporation, there is no requirement that the manager have an ownership interest.
Try to work it out, there is nothing else we can say. If it’s not worked out, they may proceed with evicting you and you’ll have to tell the judge...
The hierarchy isn’t necessarily determined by the identity of the creditor, it’s by the nature of the obligation. You as children creditors would...
You’re probably referring to criminal restitution. Your insurance likely applied to her civil case against you and which would not have covered...
It sounds like a breach of contract. But it depends on whether they conducted a diligent search. You should consult with an elder abuse attorney...
It sounds like this agreement would be a very difficult for him to enforce.
Probably the last one. It also depends on what the documents say. You need to have them reviewed.
No. 1 - funerals are not medically related; 2 - assuming the the funeral arrangements were made after death, which they usually are, the POA...
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