Co Guardian
My father prior to his death set up a
Non-revocable trust for his estate. He
assigned my brother as the executor
of the trust. We are in the process of
selling one of several real estate
properties. The buyer's lawyer is
requesting a legal guardian to
execute the purchase. Is not the
''trust'' enough? My brother said he
needs to become my mother's
guardian in order to sell the property.
I was under the impression that ALL
of my mother's assets are included in
the trust and remain there until her
death. So the proceeds of the sale go
directly into the trust? Should I be
included as a Coguardian to insure
integrity of expenditures of the funds
on behalf of my mother. Also, what
legal mechanism is there for the
executor of the trust (my brother) to
account and report for expenditures
for my mother's care.
Re: Co Guardian
This is a complex question. If you need assistance(which you do) I would suggest you e-mail a phone # to reach you to discuss further.
robert roemer
