first a few minor corrections. The foreclosure is the date of the "auction." Perhaps the notice was mailed or published on 9/18. Secondly, the...

Can a trustee/lawyer be compelled to share beneficiary details of an estate when there is valid question as to their integrity?

Without being a beneficiary, you are not entitled to a copy of the trust. However, Missouri has a relatively new statute that says gifts and...

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WHAT HAPPENS WHEN A TRUSTEE SELLS YOUR PROPERTY?

The house is yours and will be an asset in Bankruptcy BUT you are entitled to a $15,000 exemption in Missouri. So if it's worth $30,000 and you...

I'm forced to accept a job in another state or be laid-off. Can't afford the remainder of my lease + living expenses elsewhere.

No; you signed a contract; your changed circumstances have no effect on your responsibility unless there is very clear language in the lease that...

Can children put their name on a deed with only one parents consent?

Only the specific parties named on the recorded deed to property,, and ALL of them, must sign a deed to transfer title, or the transfer is not...

Do I have to show up in court as witness if I only received a copy of subpoena in the mail?

A witness subpoena must be served personally on the witness by a disinterested person and most attorneys will use either the sheriff's office or a...

If I file for contempt of court what all can I ask for?

You add up your actual damages and ask for that plus an equal or double that amount to punish her for her actioms

Do I need a Termination of Trust agreement for minors in distributing funds?

No there ks nk sjch agreement. The trust should already provide that the share kf a mknormremainsmim trust until a certain later age. You should...

Can a defendant in a civil case wait a year to say the paper work was not turned in on time after the have already answered comp

This question Iis hard to read. I am guessing the defense is that the suit was filed after the statute of limitations ran. In other words various...

In Missouri, yes. Anyone in the household over 15