
Do I Need a Trust to Avoid Probate if I’ve Named Beneficiaries to Accounts?
Question: Do I need a revocable trust to avoid probate if: 1. all my accounts have a designated beneficiary; and 2. I sign Fidelity’s form

Question: Do I need a revocable trust to avoid probate if: 1. all my accounts have a designated beneficiary; and 2. I sign Fidelity’s form

Question: My brother is abusing his durable power of attorney with my 92-year-old father, coercing him to do things he does not want to do.

Question: I have a POA that was drawn up by my brother’s attorney last month. I am trying to get access to his bank account

Question: Should your trustees on your revocable trust be the same people as those named on your durable power of attorney? Do you recommend bank

Question: My durable power of attorney contains the phrase: “It shall not be deemed to be self-dealing on the part of my attorney-in-fact herein to

Question: My wife and I have separate trusts made in Colorado in 2014. We moved to Missouri in 2015. I don’t want to pay for

Question: Would successor trustee powers for financial and health management on incapacitation of primary trustee in a revocable trust obviate the need for a springing

Question: Can a legal guardian of an elderly parent still appoint himself as a durable power of attorney to sell a property without a court’s

Question: I’ve been badgering my Dad (age 62, single, with health conditions) to sign durable power of attorney and health care proxy documents for many

Question: If I have a revocable trust (funded) with incapacity provisions, and pour over will in place, why would I need a power of attorney