I need an idea of the cost to establish a trust for my home.

The typical range for quality trust-based estate planning in Utah that includes all ancillary documents such as powers of attorney, pour-over...

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In general, it is very risky to do anything verbally in the law. The fact is, when you end up in court and the only evidence of what has happened...

My Dad is married and planning to move to TX. Can he moves out of the state he lives without her? Is there anything against him?

Even 92 year-olds are presumed to be mentally competent unless a court determines otherwise. As a result, your father has every right to pick up...

I generally advise individuals in these types of situations to start by contacting Utah Adult Protective Services and filing a report with them. ...

My mothers trust has all 4 of us in it but my older brother has passed away back in 83 do we have to include his children

An experienced trusts and estates attorney would be best prepared to examine the trusts and related estate planning paperwork and begin to explore...

Is the pr who is also is a trustee with 2 other trustees in Utah in complete charge of selling the house?

It depends upon how the house is titled. If the house is titled in the name of the trust, then in most cases, all three trustees have equal...

Anytime family members are asked to handle assets on behalf of a deceased individual, there is a huge risk that the person will make mistakes, fail...

If I am 18 and still enrolled in high school, can I still legally move out without consent of a parent or guardian?

In Utah, reaching the magical age of 18 makes you an adult in the eyes of the law. Once you're 18, the only legal way for someone to force you to...

How long does a person have to contest a will after a person has passed.

Many attorneys today keep electronic copies of recently prepared and/or executed wills. Often, attorneys who prepared estate planning documents...

In Arkansas, does a probate attorney always only represent the estate personal rep?

As previously mentioned, in most states, an attorney can represent any party in a probate matter. For example, often an attorney will represent...

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