This column first appeared in the SA Express-News and on MySA.com on February 12, 2015. Dear Mr. Premack: My father set up a Living Trust years ago with his attorney and financial planner. It says that he will be the Trustee until he dies or becomes disabled, and then I should be Trustee. He is now starting to lose his abilities. He is forgetful and frail. Last week he fell at home and was hospitalized with a minor fracture. How do I as his daughter step in to protect and ass

Dear Mr. Premack: Although I am 92, I have kept up with and use a computer regularly. My son has helped me to establish online banking accounts, credit card information, email, Facebook, pictures and a lot more. I’m enjoying it very much. Yesterday my son asked how I am keeping my passwords, and we started wondering if my son could legally access all my computer files if I become disabled. Do you have any suggestions? – J.K. Your situation would not have been a topic even fiv

Dear Mr. Premack: My mother has been ill with dementia for quite some time. Her stated instructions in her Will have always been that when she dies, her accounts should be divided equally among her three children. Last week, we found out that her largest account has been changed to pay on death status with instructions that the money pass to a lady who has been helping care for her. Is this legal? Is there any way to get this changed? If she were to die, do we have any way to