Trusts

Can a daughter transfer property into a revocable living trust after inheriting it?
Granto's , mom, dad and daughter own one third each undera survivorship deed of property located in Lake County Ohio. Mom and dad are transferring 1/3 each of their interest in that said property to daughter. Can daughter's property then be deeded into a revocable living trust .
What can I do if I have suffered due to the misstatements made by financial advisor of a trust?
had a lawyer who acted as a fiduciary for my mothers trust, whom mistreated the guidlines of trust , which is not the topic . the said lawyer during his time hired a finacial adviser to help us with what I do not know . I wanted to take my money out of said finacial advisers hands to invest in a condo, I asked for my money and he replied that I would be better off refinacing my home where he put me intouch with a broker, come to find out the night before closing that the $ did not add up as promised, it would not even cover what I wanted to invest my money in. tried to call said finacial adviser to ask about and was not available, so I asked the secretary for my money and told her this day was the closing date, where I had invested 5000.00 of my money towards escrow already, she said she could not give me my money but could allow me so much as the said finacial adviser is away, so I had toput 10,000.00 towards the extension of closing date , seeing as moneys (from home refinance was not even close to what I needed) and I did have the money needed to make the sale go through in my said account that the finacial adviser was advising...except upon the advise of said finacial adviser to refinance and then left with no advice about the amount $ that was not even close to what I needed, so I had to put 10,000.00 down as I said to get extension of closing,which the secratery said I could get from my account, upon his return I called and he finally got back to me, past the date of extension of closing where I lost the 10,000.00, and trying as it seemed to make me say that I took a loan for the 10,000.00, through his secretary, I tried to say no she told me I could get this much (10,000.00) and talk to you about getting rest upon your return, which by the way was one week prior to this conversation, and never returned my calls till the following week. he kept on insisting that I took a loan and would be paying intrest back on the 10,000.00, plus the loan ??? WHAT LOAN, I had 189,000.00 in my said account but he kept trying to reword over the phone that it was a loan ???? anyway I lost 15,000.00 total from this hole mess , he never explained about the miscomsation of funds said and the abscence of him to advise about the whole mess, I was going to put a complaint in at the time but did not know the channels to go through , he did ask my brother if he had talked to me, as some one (me) had made a call in reference to a complait, he seemed interested if it may be him, anyway is there anything I can do ? at the time I could not even think of him let alone speak of him for his whole dealing with this investment went south and at my loss, and to be honest I don't even know what he may have charged me for the so said loan, and it's intrest cause I made the move to request all my money be transfered into my accout, which he seemed to do very quickly , unlike when my first request toward investment that upon his misleading and sneeky advice led me to the loss of 15,000.00 would this be a civil action of bad faith or some kind of misdealing and misreprentation of said funds. please let me know thank you,cordelia meyercordym44@msn.com
How are deceased beneficiaries handled in trust deed reconveyance?
Our family trust is co- owner of a trust deed that is ready to pay off. Some of the beneficiaries in the assignment of deed of trust have passed away. How is this handled in the reconveyance?
Can we refinance our home in an irrevocable trust?
My husband and I recently had an irrevocable trust drawn. The Judge signed it 1/1/09. We did this as a precaution for our children in case of an untimely death. Since then, we tried to refinance our home, our only real asset, to make improvements only to find out that there doesn't seem to be a lending institution that will touch it with a ten foot pole because of the irrevocable trust. Can anything be done and how should we go about doing it?
Can I recover funds given under undue influence after my father's death?
my father left me everything in his trust when he died in april. the woman he lived with intimidated me to sign over 80,000 to her and his car. i was depressed and suffering from depression and did not even realize what i did until 6 weeks later. can i go to an arbitrator and get it back?