When a Trust is created, the Trust creator (the “Grantor” or “Settlor”) needs to transfer all property into the name of the Trust. For example, if the grantor owns a house, the grantor must record a deed transferring legal ownership of the house into the Trust. What if the Trust…
- Abused Beneficiary
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- Elder Law
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- Executor
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- Firm News
- Inheritance
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- No-Contest Clauses
- Probate
- Trust Accountings
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