Best way to protect inheritence

If I had a copy of the trust, I could give you a better answer. For example, if grandfather's trust has "holdback" powers or discretionary powers...

My sister is head of my parents trust/will and both parents have past away.

There is no legally specified time that you have to wait. The best thing you can do is communicate with sister and determine the value of parents'...

Attorney Alder's answer is good, but what if you are named as a current beneficiary of your father's Will and/or Trust. Then, in my opinion, you...

Ending or exiting a Revocable Trust.

There is always a way. You'll need an attorney. That's why they exist -- to accomplish things that non-attorneys don't know how to accomplish. ...

Separated and laws and how this works.

Your mother's husband is her next of kin (aka her legal heir) even though they've been separated all those years. Other heirs (her children) may...

How can my twin and I stop our older sister from renting and/or letting her children stay in our (3 sisters) inherited home?

Yes, you have rights and yes you can enforce them. You can obtain a court order requiring the house to be sold and evicting the current residents...

Step 1 is contact the insurance company to confirm your ex-husband had life insurance. That will be difficult because of privacy -- most insurance...

The other three lawyers have correctly identified the important issues.

A friend recently died, and she had something of mine that was promised to be returned. I got it, and her family is throwing fit

The other two lawyers have attempted to tell you the legal problem. As a practical matter, you have the book. Until someone tries to use the...

I have a lawyer but I don't trust him. Its a civil case, what can I do? Can I fire him?

Yes, but if you signed an agreement for the attorney to represent you, you may be legally obligated to pay the attorney for time spend on the case...