Can a trust own co-op property?
The question of whether a trust can own co-op property is complex, differing significantly from the straightforward ownership of traditional …
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Can a special needs trust subsidize a meditation instructor?
The question of whether a special needs trust can subsidize a meditation instructor is surprisingly complex, hinging on the specific …
Can I require beneficiaries to meet performance goals?
The question of whether you can require beneficiaries to meet performance goals—linking inheritance to achievements—is a surprisingly common one, and …
Can a special needs trust fund virtual fitness coaching services?
The question of whether a special needs trust (SNT) can pay for virtual fitness coaching services is a nuanced one, …
Can a trustee force property sales to pay taxes?
As an estate planning attorney in San Diego, I frequently encounter questions about the powers and limitations of a trustee, …
Can I prohibit inheritance for beneficiaries involved in misinformation spreading?
The question of whether you can disinherit beneficiaries due to their involvement in spreading misinformation is complex and gaining increasing …
Can I prohibit direct inheritance for incarcerated individuals?
The question of whether you can legally prohibit direct inheritance for incarcerated individuals is a complex one, deeply rooted in …
Can I prohibit beneficiaries from serving as trustees?
The question of whether you can prohibit beneficiaries from serving as trustees is a frequent one for Ted Cook, a …
Can I prevent trust access for heirs who contest the arrangement?
The question of disincentivizing trust contests is a common concern for many trust creators, often referred to as Settlors, here …
Can I prevent duplicate distribution of assets through poor recordkeeping?
The question of preventing duplicate distribution of assets is paramount in estate planning, and particularly relevant when working with a …