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Acklin123
Asked April 2016
If I have conservatorship over my parents, does this trump my sisters position of trustee over their rental property?
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pamstegma
Apr 2016
Like I said, two different scenarios. Being your parents' conservator is totally and legally separate from you being a beneficiary of a Trust.
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Acklin123
Apr 2016
Well, I need the income from the rental property to pay for their care and I am the beneficiary of the rental trust.
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pamstegma
Apr 2016
No, because neither one of you is playing in the same card game. You have totally separate duties.
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