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<font face="Times New Roman, Times, serif">Justin, you need to:<br>
1. obtain and carefully read the 2008 trust document and any
amendments to it. Perhaps you should contact the brother-in-law's
lawyer who "recreated a new trust."<br>
2. be more precise in your questions -- "Husband was in trust with
..." -- was Husband a co-trustee only, a co-trustee and
beneficiary, only a beneficiary?<br>
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Doug Schafer, in Tacoma. <br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 1/6/2017 2:43 PM, Justin Monro
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Clients husband passed away in September 2015. Husband was in trust with brother and sister of property that's worth significant amount of money. Trust was created in 2008.
After death of clients husband brother takes upon himself recreating a new trust with his lawyer naming himself and sister as new trustees only. Excluding the deceased brother.
In 2008 trust quiet about surviving spouse. However my clients husband will which is in probate clearly states that she is entitled to all of deceased husband property.
Thoughts on this issue.
Justin Monro
Attorney at Law
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