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I'm in California, there is a Family Trust in place. There are Life Insurance Policies that the settlor(s) had, and now that they are deceased. How should these Insurance Policies be handled? Should the Policies be part of the Trust, or seperate?
I am a beneficiary and also a Co-Successor Trustee of a Revocable Trust. The Grantors have passed away. Question: Is the attorney who drew up the Trust, responsible for its administration? Does that attorney work for the beneficiaries? What is that attorneys responsibilities going forward...
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