Question: My mom passed away. I’m the trustee of her revocable trust. Should the legal name of the trust and its investment accounts now be “revocable” or [...]

Question: My husband and I each have an irrevocable trust. Each trust holds a 50% interest in each three properties. We are selling one income-producing property next month. Should our closing [...]

Question: Dad died in 2021 in Florida. He was the grantor of a revocable trust and I (daughter) was the trustee. My understanding is that upon his death, it became an irrevocable trust. When he [...]

Question: We already have an estate plan set up with a revocable trust. Roughly 50% of our liquid assets are in regular and Roth IRAs; we have been moving some funds from our regular to Roth IRAs [...]

Question: I am trustee for a family trust and insurance trust for the benefit of my brother. My brother tried to have me removed as trustee several years ago. His actions were unwarranted and I [...]

Question: My father-in-law set up an irrevocable trust which contains about $250,000 held in a non-IRA investment account. When he died in 2020, the funds were transferred to a bank account [...]

Question: Would someone that has long term care insurance in Massachusetts need an irrevocable trust? Response: This is an interesting question, in large part because Massachusetts has a unique [...]

Question: My uncle passed away in September of 2020. According to his son, I am named in the trust as a beneficiary. (I have received nothing from Wells Fargo to say whether this is true or not.) [...]

Question: If my mother transfers real estate into 3 separate nominee trusts and her Irrevocable Trust is the 100% beneficiary of each, does the transfer result in a capital gains tax and a [...]

Question: My parents have an irrevocable trust that holds most of their assets, including their house. They are purchasing a new home but since they do not have enough money, they will have to [...]