Is there a law that awards limited or unlimited squatters right to an offspring that was caring for an ill parent.

The will controls. There is nothing in the law re sqautters rights in your situation. Are you paying fair market value rent to live there - at...

MOTHERS ATTORNEY/EXECUTOR ACCUSING US OF EMBEZZLEMENT!!!

You should consult an estate administration attorney to explain the facts and see what he or she advises.

My trustee from my living trust fund will not allow me to use the money to pay ssa debt back that I have.

You cannot change the trust. The trustee administers the trust according to the terms in trust instrument. You cannot go in front of a judge to...

Irrevocable Trusts may or may not be used for support modification. It all depends on the terms of the trust. If the trustee of his trust is purely...

Need to seek advice of a different attorney.

You should speak with another trust attorney - preferably one who is a trust litigation attorney as it appears you will need one to deal with the...

I'm a widowed spouse trying to close my husbands estate what do i need to do??

You need to contact the annuity company to see what is required. You will need a death certificate, but we cannot advise you what "proper...

Petition for Appointment of Conservatorship - Independent Powers under Cal. Prob. 2590. Can I add powers to the Order?

you cannot add it to the order. Please consult your attorney re this. There may be language in the Order that refers to CA statutes that would...

Can a spouse go after half of property that was given to you by your parents before they died. We have been married 17 yrs

The real property was inherited and should be safe. If you received cash, brokerage accounts, etc. and used any of it for support of the family,...

I was maliciously left out of my mothers will because my brother had mom sign without her knowing what it said. What can I do?

Please consult a probate litigation attorney ASAP. Show him or her a copy of the Will and describe the circumstances. Show him or her the errors....

Spouse medcial needs and records

Since your husband is the only person who is legally able to give you his power of attorney and he is "out of it," he cannot give the POA to you....