What happens to irrevocable trust when surviving spouse remarries? can he disinherit his children?
Agreed. It’s irrevocable and it depends on the terms of the trust what property goes to surviving spouse and to beneficiaries.
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Agreed. It’s irrevocable and it depends on the terms of the trust what property goes to surviving spouse and to beneficiaries.
Agreed with my colleague. This also appears to be a duplicate question already answered.
Depending on the facts, you may be able to get an order of non-dischargeability. Hire a bankruptcy to thoroughly review of the facts of this debt...
Probably nothing if the beneficiaries don’t bring a lawsuit against him. If the estate was worth suing over, the beneficiary should hire an...
Dispute the charges using the evidence you have. Never heard of that rental company. Sounds like a fly by night kind of place.
Because you have been in the property from more than one year, you are entitled to a 60 day notice. Nothing more.
Nowhere in your fact pattern does it say you are being required to have air conditioning.
They can sue you for fraud since you knew the check was bad at the moment you wrote it. However, they will likely be willing to take it back with...
If the Trust allows the Settlor (grantor) to add Trustees, then yes.
Possibly, but generally either parent has authority to access their child’s medical and psychology information.