I had a living trust ,,,,many errors need changes made

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I had a living trust ,,,,many errors need changes made

I had a living will made..lots of mistakes..the person that did this trust
refuses to correct this. I need help

Asked on March 6, 2018 under Estate Planning, New York

Answers:

M.T.G., Member, New York Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney

Answered 6 years ago | Contributor

I am so sorry for the problems that you are having.  So you had the Trust and Living Will drawn up and both are incorrect?  I am trying to understand where in the process you are.  Did you proof read them before you signed them and asked the person that drew them up to correct them and he or she refuses?  You paid for services to be rendered to you and if the services rendered were not what you contracted for then you have the same rights as against that person as in any other contractual agreement: you can sue him or her for breach. You can ask for the money back or to correct the breach (equitable request). If that person is an attorney then you have the extra added bonus of filing a grievance against them if they refuse to correct the issue or resolve it to your satisfaction.  You could also go somewhere else and have the issues corrected and then sue for the funds expended to correct.  Please make sure everything is well documented.  Good luck.


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