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Can We Policy ‘Unused Vacation Time’ in our Employee Manual?
Private employers are not required to offer their employees vacation time under federal or state law. However, once a private employer does offer its vacation time as a form or type of benefit, an issue may arise as to whether the employer must pay its employee for earned but unused vacation time when the employee leaves or is terminated.
Can Multiple Successor Trustees be Named in Standard Legal’s Living Trust?
Standard Legal drafts all of its legal forms to meet the most common situations. A single successor Trustee is the most common structure for a Revocable Living Trust.
But if a user is intent on naming multiple successor Trustees, the provided Trust Amendment form is one way to achieve that structure.
Is the Situs of a Trust Important?
The situs of a Trust — i.e. the location of its forming — may be a key element when designing an Irrevocable Trust, a Legacy Trust, a Self-Settled Trust or a trust that provides asset protection under a state’s common law or statutory law.
But for a basic Revocable Living Trust, the situs is less important.
Where Should SSDI be Listed in Chapter 7 Filing?
Question 30 requires that the debtor list “[o]ther amounts someone owes you (Examples: Unpaid wages, disability insurance payments, disability benefits, sick pay, vacation pay, workers’ compensation, Social Security benefits; unpaid loans you made to someone else).”
Is Any One States’ Laws Better Than Others for a Living Trust?
The primary purposes of a properly funded Revocable Living Trust is to avoid probate. If the Grantor’s real and personal property is properly transferred to the Living Trust, then such property is not subjected to the probate process upon the grantor’s death.
As such, the probate process — of Missouri, Nevada or any other state for that matter — becomes less important, given the fact that the probate process is by-passed by the use of a properly funded Revocable Living Trust.
Can I Name a Guardian for a Child in My Living Trust?
When a person wishes to create a Living Trust on behalf of their family, there are steps that can be taken to allow the family to indicate guardianship wishes as a part of that Trust.
What Is Required for a Will to be Executed After the Maker’s Passing?
Many people create a Last Will and Testament. But most don’t know exactly what happens after they pass away. Are other legal forms required for the Will to be triggered? What needs to occur so the Executor can write checks and distribute assets to the Beneficiaries per the terms of the Will?