Can I sue a family member without the use of a lawyer?

Being a beneficiary of a trust does not give you contractual rights in and of itself. Do you have a caregiver contract? If so what were the...

Are there any requirements in Nevada for choosing a successor trustee?

In Nevada, there is no law prohibiting service of a disbarred attorney or a felon from being a successor Trustee, if they are named in the Trust...

Can an Irrevocable Trust be valid while created with a legally non-existing LLC named as Trustee?

You should go back to the attorney who created the Trust and have that attorney respond to your inquiry in writing. You have expressed valid...

I would suggest that he go speak to with an attorney at the Southern Nevada Senior Law Project. He may have been exploited. Nevada has a...

Do I need to send a closing of the estate letter to the beneficiaries?

It sounds like you have handled this on your own without counsel. Before making a distribution, I urge you to meet with an attorney to review what...

Isn't this fraud and what can I do

You should retain divorce counsel and address all of your concerns. Your question is really that of divorce not trusts.

How do I get my name on the deed if I am the successor representing my grandmothers estate and mother died without a will?

Your grandmother and mother's estates must be opened to make this happen. Your were correctly advised previously that two probates are necessary. ...

My dad had a will before he passed , my question if my mom did not have a will , would my father's will be in effect?

Your mother's estate will pass pursuant to the intestate laws of the state where she resided at the time of her death. You should consult with an...

What does the answer from my fast track child custody appeal case mean? I am the appellant and don't know if I won or lost?

Ask your attorney. If you do not have one, consult with one. If you cannot afford one go to the "Ask a Lawyer" session at the courthouse and...

How do I seal a probate case in Clark County, NV?

The courts do not want to seal cases. Probate matters are public record. By the very nature of probate, it is very public! It is possible to...