Is the deed of trust a legal contract since the bank never signs the contract?

To be enforceable, a contract has to be signed by the party to be charged. Here's a website that agrees:...

What is a constructive trust?

That's a trust you make with Legos.

How can I stop the probate court from spending my sons. money, but they refuse to provide him with any funds for his needs.

If you're unhappy with a judge's ruling, you can ask for reconsideration or wait until the circumstances have changed sufficiently to ask again....

I'm guessing you and sis are joint trustees on deceased mom +/or dad's trust. If so, sis has no right to exclude you and has probably breached her...

Grandfather passed yrs ago. He often told Mom he would assure our inheritance from him. Grandmother passed 2mos. What to do now?

Warning Bad News Warning! You may wish to stop reading right now. You have no rights. The stuff belonged to Grandma and it's up to her to decide...

We lost our joint trust documents. How are assets in the trust to be divided?

The Judgment of Solomon ( http://www.mechon-mamre.org/p/pt/pt09a03.htm#16 ) is likely to prevail in this case... split the contested amount. Given...

How do I obtain a copy of mother's revocable trust?

Have to disagree a bit... you are only entitled the the portions of a trust that affect you. If you are not a beneficiary of the trust, there is no...

Can the trustees liquidate a non-revocable trust prior to the trust creator's death?

Can't help with tax consequences... insufficient facts. Depends on the trust terms re: pre-death distribution. However, court likely to allow...

Husband buys property, from the community funds & Title/Trust to LLC and his family. Can I claim that property in divorce?

The Omnipotence of judges in divorce matters is exceeded only by their perspicacity and intolerance of those who would attempt to thwart said...

I want to rescind my waiver of accountings for the Trustee of moms Trust. Dispersements have not occurred as of today so far.

"Vindictive Charlatan" I'll have to use that in the future... anyhow: Get to a probate litigator as soon as possible to get a court order...