Subtrust Vs Special Needs Trust

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can a subtrust preserve eligibility for government benefits.a corrupt trustee is selling the property therefore the trust has been terminated does the subtrust still exist if it was within the original trust
A subtrust can potentially preserve government benefit eligibility, but it depends on the trust terms. In Illinois:
- The subtrust may still exist after the main trust termination, if its terms permit.
- If a trustee acts corruptly, beneficiaries may take legal action to protect their interests.
Consult with a local attorney for detailed advice.
is a subtrust a stand alone trust that was originally within a trust that was terminated due to the property being sold
Yes, a subtrust can function as a standalone trust after the main trust is terminated, provided that the terms of the original trust allow it. However, it's crucial to consult with a local Illinois attorney for precise legal advice.
when a trustee drafted a trust for the grantor who had a disabled beneficiary on govrernments benefits wasn't the trustee suppose to have establisheda special needs trust instead of a subtrust within the original trust
The trustee might have been advised to establish a Special Needs Trust to maintain the beneficiary's government benefits. However, it's not a legal requirement in Illinois. The trustee's decision should align with the grantor's wishes and the beneficiary's best interest. For specific legal advice, consult a local attorney.
how does a subtrust works within a trust if there to be a distributions to a disabled beneficiary on government benefitsdoe the disabled share is put inthe main trust account or a subtrust account
In general, the distribution to a disabled beneficiary can be placed in a subtrust specifically created for them within the main trust. This is done to protect their eligibility for government benefits. However, the specifics depend on Illinois law and the terms of the trust. For detailed advice, consult a local attorney.
mother had a trustee to establish a trust when she was sedated in anursing home the trust was onlly to make \sure that her disabled daughter would havea place to live after sheisgone .ny mothe didnot put anything else in the trust as specifics. so the trustee created what i called ageneric or a store bought trust or just basic information . so now the trustee is referring to the trust provisions that my mother didn;t say .my mother only statedthat her daughter could live on the property .can the daughter tellthe judge that her mother didn't say what some of the proviosons stated .it was a ready made trust thathe drafte created
In Illinois, a beneficiary can contest trust provisions in court if they believe the trust doesn't reflect the grantor's intentions. The court will consider evidence such as the grantor's mental state and the circumstances surrounding the trust's creation. Consult a local attorney for specific advice.
can a person purchasea ready made trust that an attorney can just include one or two items
In Illinois, a "ready-made" or template trust can be purchased and personalized to some extent. However, it's advisable to work with an attorney to ensure it meets your specific needs and complies with Illinois trust laws.
trust undser the specialneeds fairness act for a disabled beneficiary of sound mind on government benefits,now the property is being sold the attorney states that the substrust doesnt allow it .yet the attorney referred the disable to a private case manger to interview her for her to be takeken care of by a guardian .theattorney never spoke ofa guardian only as a case manager.is this deceptive .can the attorney be liasble for illegal guardianship
In Illinois:
- Misrepresentation by an attorney might be considered unethical.
- If the attorney's actions harm the beneficiary, they may be liable.
However, these situations are complex. Consult with a local attorney for specific advice.
givea template what to say about a dishonest trusstee and herattorney illegally appointing a guardian to a disabled beneficiary of sound mind on goverment benefits
If you believe a trustee and attorney have acted dishonestly, you can consider the following template for your complaint:
"I, [Your Name], beneficiary of [Trust Name], allege that Trustee [Trustee Name] and their attorney [Attorney Name] have acted dishonestly and contrary to my best interests. I am of sound mind and receive government benefits. These individuals have appointed a guardian without my consent, infringing on my rights. I request a thorough investigation into their actions and appropriate legal remedy."
Remember, always consult a local attorney for personalized advice.
can the word symbiotic relationship be use in a legal context i think in my biology class
The term "symbiotic relationship" is indeed a biological term referring to a mutually beneficial relationship between two organisms. In a legal context, while not a standard term, it could potentially describe a relationship where two parties mutually benefit. However, it's not commonly used in legal documents or discussions.
a director of case management of the office of public guardian cospired with the judge and interim trustee both are corrupt to illigally a pointa guardian to a disabled beneficiary of sound mind on governmemt benefit ,a disable the director accepted the court order that wasnot appealable and without the proper procedure for a hearing or a physcian statement of incompetent.the director .myquestion is is it likely that the illinois advocacy commission public guardianship will reprimand the director or help the disable beneficiasry froman illegal guardianship
In Illinois, if you suspect misconduct or corruption, you can file a complaint with the Illinois Judicial Inquiry Board or the Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission. They can investigate and potentially reprimand the involved parties. For the disabled beneficiary, consider consulting a local attorney to explore options for contesting the guardianship.
can the director of case mangement of the office of public guardian be reprimanded by the illinois advocacy public guardianship for conspiring with the judge to illegally appoint a guardian to a disabled beneficiary who is of sound mind
In Illinois, if there's evidence of misconduct by a public guardian, you can file a complaint with agencies like the Illinois Department of Aging or the Illinois Judicial Inquiry Board. They can investigate and potentially reprimand the director. For legal advice tailored to your situation, consult a local attorney.
who does the director of case management of the office of public guardian answer to who supervise her
In Illinois, the Director of Case Management of the Office of Public Guardian typically reports to the Public Guardian or an equivalent higher authority within the organization. They may also be accountable to state agencies that oversee public guardianship, such as the Illinois Department on Aging.
who or what agency hired the director of case management of the office of public guardian
In Illinois, the Office of Public Guardian typically hires the Director of Case Management. This office falls under the jurisdiction of the county, generally the county's Probate Court or a similar governmental body.
if the appointment of a guardian for a disabled beneficiary who is of sound mind by a corrupt chanchery court judge.there was no hearing or a court appointed lawyer appointed for the disable can that court order be voided
In Illinois, if proper procedure wasn't followed in appointing a guardian, including lack of a hearing or legal representation for the disabled person, you may be able to contest the guardianship. Consult a local attorney for guidance on how to void the court order.
can the officeof public guardian voida corrupt chanchery judge court order to appoint a guardian fora disabled beneficiary of sond mind on government benefits to save courtcost can the officeof public guardian void the cvorrupt judge court order the order was deliberly draftes incomplete so it cann;ty be appealed .it will besent back to the lower court
In Illinois, the Office of Public Guardian cannot void a court order. However, they, or a legal representative, can potentially file a motion in court to ask the judge to reconsider or set aside the order, especially if there's evidence of corruption or procedural errors. It's advisable to consult with a local attorney for specific guidance.
a corrupt judge will not who wrote the order will not reconsider his fraudulent biased order .can the person or plaintiff ask the chief judge to void the corruptedjudge non appeallable order
In Illinois, a party can't directly ask the Chief Judge to void another judge's order. However, they can file an appeal to a higher court or a motion for reconsideration, alleging judicial misconduct. Consult a local attorney for the best course of action.
who appointed the director of case managment of the office of public guardian who hired her.where to file a complaint besides the judiciary commission
The Director of Case Management of the Office of Public Guardian in Illinois is typically appointed by the Public Guardian or a similar higher authority within the organization. If you wish to file a complaint, you can consider contacting the Illinois Department of Aging or the Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission, besides the judiciary commission.
why one can't file a complaint against the director of case management of the office of the public guardian to the public guardian instead of the ardc .immediate intervention is needed
In Illinois, you can file a complaint against the Director of Case Management directly to the Public Guardian. However, if the issue involves legal misconduct, the ARDC may be more appropriate. For immediate intervention, consider seeking legal advice from a local attorney.
will the illinois advocacy public guardianship commission investigate the director of case management of the office of public guardian for appointing a illegal guardian fora disabled beneficiary of sound mind against herwill
In Illinois, if there's evidence of misconduct by a public guardian, you can file a complaint with agencies like the Illinois Department on Aging or the Illinois Advocacy Commission for Public Guardianship. They can investigate and potentially reprimand the director. For legal advice tailored to your situation, consult a local attorney.