When heirs were intentionally not given notice(Reason was to benefit others)& they live out of state from where the probate...

You would have to check the statute of limitations on that certain claim. However, if the statute expired then you could look to fraud or other...

My Uncles probate took place at the San Francisco Superior Court. San Francisco is where my Uncle died. So San Francisco county

It should be on the court records of the county you are in.

Landlord stated city is widening road/sidewalks & will take our front yard. Can we break our lease by using this lease clause?

I would argue no because they are not taking your landlord's house. The purpose of the clause is to protect you if they city takes ALL the land...

Do I need to file a claim against my mothers estate for funeral expenses?

Depends on whether the estate is supervised or unsupervised. If it is unsupervised and there are no other heirs to notify but yourself, then you...

Didn't sign renewal. Liable for renewal lease under terms of original lease?

Depends on what the lease said, and whether her signature was required - my guess is so.

What is the best (and most cost effective) way to make sure my adult children get my house if something happens to me?

The best is probably to create a house and put the house in the trust via one method or another. If not then the house will pass through probate...

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What happens if the association goes bankrupt?

I agree with my other colleagues and would like to add than an analysis of the master deed and by laws is necessary.

If a property is jointly owned because the other party doesn't agree on a "buy out" price, can the buyee legally maintain it?

I guess you could assess damages, but what do you mean by "her settlement"? If you all cannot agree on a price and you need the help of the courts,...

Your mom has claims for fraud and slander of title among other things. She may need to even file a quiet title case if your sibling does not...

I am unable to contact my Mother by phone for day's now...

Not much you can do unless they are violating a court order. You can always file a motion or petition and be heard in front of the judge.