Trustee Accounting Legal Requirements

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Trustees in Illinois must provide an accounting of trust assets and liabilities. If they fail, you can petition the court. Contact the Legal Assistance Foundation of Metropolitan Chicago for free legal services.

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I had to take my trustee to court to get an accounting of my trust. Im trying to answer to it and have many objections.. She has not provided reciept to any of it, and is lacking most all reqiurements.. She has opened many accounts that does not go with the terms in the trust instrument which is in my mothers will. I am now pro se after my attorney with drew.
Hello ****, I'm sorry to hear about your situation.
In Iowa:
- Trustees must provide an accounting of the trust's assets and liabilities.
- If they fail, they may be subject to removal or other legal penalties.
You may want to consult with another attorney or seek help from legal aid organizations in your area.
it is in illinois. i have searched and searched for a lawyer and all colloge law programs .i have also applyed for legal aid and do qualify but they dont take cases like mine and will not even answer questions to anything. Ive never been involved or have any knowledge of what the process is to any of .
I'm sorry to hear about your struggles, ****. In Illinois, trustees are also required to provide an accounting of the trust's assets and liabilities. If they fail to do so, you can petition the court. Since you're having difficulty finding legal assistance, you might consider contacting the Illinois State Bar Association's Lawyer Referral Service. They can help you find an attorney who specializes in trust and estate law.
i already have, more than once. i have a very low income and cant afford another attorney. that doesnt seem to make a differnce
I'm really sorry to hear about your situation, ****. You might want to consider contacting the Legal Assistance Foundation of Metropolitan Chicago. They offer free civil legal services to people who cannot afford an attorney.
Sarah
Hey Sarah! What legal issue are you dealing with today? Let me know, and I'll provide some general information that might help.
Can you draft a short term let agreement for an unfurnished flat for a period of 75 days in the UK
Hey Sarah! For drafting a short-term let agreement in the UK, you should include:
- Tenant and landlord details.
- Property address and description.
- Rental period (75 days).
- Rent amount and payment terms.
- Deposit terms.
- Tenant obligations.
- Termination conditions.
Consider consulting a professional for accuracy. Do you need help with anything else?
Could you provide a template?
Hey Sarah! While I can't provide a specific template, here's a general outline you might consider for a short-term let agreement:
*. Parties Involved:
- Tenant's name and address
- Landlord's name and address
*. Property Details:
- Address of the flat
- Description of the property
*. Rental Period:
- Start date and end date (75 days)
*. Rent Details:
- Amount per week/month
- Payment method and due dates
*. Deposit Terms:
- Amount of deposit
- Conditions of return
*. Tenant Obligations:
- Maintenance responsibilities
- Prohibited actions
*. Termination Conditions:
- Notice requirements
- Conditions for early termination
Consider getting a solicitor to review it for legal compliance. Need any help with another legal matter?
what does the term "if a sale is agreed mean"
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Hey Sarah! The term "if a sale is agreed" typically means that both parties involved in a transaction have reached a mutual agreement on the sale terms, including price, conditions, and any other relevant details. Once agreed, the sale can move forward to completion. Let me know if you have more questions!
can it mean exchange of contracts?
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Hey Sarah! "Exchange of contracts" is a specific stage in the property sale process where both parties sign identical contracts, legally binding them to the agreed terms. "If a sale is agreed" means they've reached an agreement, but not necessarily exchanged contracts yet. Need any more clarification?