Providence, RI asked in Elder Law and Estate Planning for Massachusetts

Q: Hi! My gramps passed away a year ago, and in his trust, he put me down as the beneficiary for the home I live in. The

Executor refuses to sell the home bc the proceeds will go to me instead of him. Because he hasn't dealt with the bank either, they r trying to foreclose on my home now. Can I petition the court to remove him before it's too late? Or, do I need an attorney to do that? Any advice would b greatly appreciated! Ty

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Inna Fershteyn
Inna Fershteyn
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  • Estate Planning Lawyer
  • Brooklyn, NY

A: Hi, why do you need an executor when you have a trust? Trust governs distribution of the house of house is part of the trust.

You need an attorney to review the trust document. I suggest you get a phone consultation at least. Feel free to call my office.

Sincerely,

Inna Fershteyn

Law Office of Inna Fershteyn and Associates, P.C.

1517 Voorhies Ave, Suite 400

Brooklyn, NY 11235

tel: 718-333-2394

fax: 718-701-8859

www.BrooklynTrustandWill.com

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