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The question assumes the trust now presently owns the property. It cannot be determined if the original settlor/trustor is still alive and wishes...
My previous answer contains an error and should be disregarded. We restate that It is a very common misconception that if the person being served...
It is a very common misconception that if the person being served does not "accept" the service or process in his or her hand, eg. "refuses" it,...
Certainly a person may be responsible for giving false or misleading advice causing damages. If the damages are significant an attorney should be...
Any competent person can make a power of attorney in favor of any other person to act as his or her agent for any and all purposes expressed in the...
The short and simple answer is that minor errors and discrepancies will generally be ignored. If it can be determined that the decedent signed the...
In order to answer the question we must assume that there is now pending a probate court proceeding involving the administration of a trust and...
The simple answer is no. The neighbor can do whatever he wants on his side of the property line at his own cost as long as it conforms to local...
You do not state the location of these houses. Permits are governed by the municipal ordinances of the locality where located. Frequently...
You do not mention any lease which would provide some terms and conditions to be satisfied by all parties. If the premises are unsuitable for the...
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