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3 Answers | Asked in Estate Planning for California on
Q: My parents had an a and b trust my mom died and my father made a new trust without honoring my mothers wishes
Sergio C. Prado
Sergio C. Prado
answered on Jan 26, 2024

Certainly, Sergio. Here's a revised version:

The accurate response hinges on the precise language outlined in the trust documents.

In our family, both sets of parents, including my in-laws, as well as my wife's and my revocable trusts, were structured identically. The...
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3 Answers | Asked in Estate Planning and Real Estate Law for California on
Q: Can I add a family member to a deed under a joint ownership, then move my portion of the ownership into a living trust?
Sergio C. Prado
Sergio C. Prado
answered on Jan 26, 2024

If you're the sole property owner, adding someone to your California property is feasible, but it's essential to be mindful of potential impacts on property taxes. It's recommended to consult with your accountant to understand the ramifications of transferring real estate during your... View More

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3 Answers | Asked in Employment Law, Employment Discrimination and Sexual Harassment for Ohio on
Q: Can I file a suit against a company after I receive the Right to Sue? Only have 90 days. Can I file it myself or?????

I have the right to sue. Do I NEED lawyer to file suit to make it before 90 days or can I do it myself?

Sergio C. Prado
Sergio C. Prado
answered on Dec 27, 2023

When you receive the Right to Sue notice, it indicates that you have the green light to file a lawsuit against the company within the specified timeframe, typically 90 days. You can file the suit yourself, but considering the legal complexities involved, it's advisable to consult with an attorney.

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