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Ancestry/Genealogy

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19. Not true. If it's a revocable trust

Mon Apr 8, 2019, 07:42 AM

Apr 2019

She can do what she wants with it. Upon her death the trust will be executed by whoever she has appointed as trustee.

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I don't know that this is the place to post this [View all] blur256 Apr 2019 OP

When my mom died we gave the last acres she owned in the county applegrove Apr 2019 #1

Thank you blur256 Apr 2019 #3

Depends what type of a trust. Phoenix61 Apr 2019 #2

I'm not sure blur256 Apr 2019 #5

That would be a good idea. To become Phoenix61 Apr 2019 #11

Notarized copy? csziggy Apr 2019 #15

Yes, the UPS store usually has a notary Phoenix61 Apr 2019 #18

Read the message I responded to csziggy Apr 2019 #20

If your mother set up the trust she is the sole decider on what sinkingfeeling Apr 2019 #4

Thank you for that blur256 Apr 2019 #6

Me too blur256 Apr 2019 #10

Not true. If it's a revocable trust Phoenix61 Apr 2019 #19

Her mother set up the trust and her mother is still alive. sinkingfeeling Apr 2019 #21

I'm sure it's wonderful, but if you're not going to live there-- dawg day Apr 2019 #8

I want to live there so badly blur256 Apr 2019 #9

it will be tough mercuryblues Apr 2019 #12

I do appreciate that blur256 Apr 2019 #13

That's kind of heartbreaking-- dawg day Apr 2019 #17

If you and your mother are on good terms radical noodle Apr 2019 #14