What do I need to do to clear probate notes?

I believe that no "affs" means that there is no affidavit of publication and notice to the heirs at law. The Personal Representative should...

What is an attorney expert on medi-cal rules and regulations who can advise beneficiary re fear of mistakes, fraud

You need to see an attorney who is knowledgeable in both Medi-Cal and Special Needs Trust. Avvo will be able to refer you. Attorneys who are...

I am a creditor for a Calif estate of a deceased woman.

The best advice I can give you, is to get a lawyer ASAP. I strongly suggest that you do not attempt to do this yourself. As a creditor, you can...

CA DHCS has 120 days from the date they receive notice to file a claim. So as long as they submit their claim timely, you can't reject it it even...

Am I allowed to be in the home if my dad wants me there considering they both reside there?

Your question isn't totally clear. If your dad per the terms of your grandmother's trust has the right to live in the house, he certainly has the...

The person suing is actually the Trustee and not the Trust. The Trustee represents a Trust which is not a natural person. However, in Probate...

Will she ever be held accountable for violating the order and stopping me from visiting with my son?

Is this a dependency case? I think we need more facts to be useful to you and respond appropriately. If money is not a problem, you need to hire...

What form do I use to file a lawsuit in probate court or civil court? how do I rat him out to the court stealing

You are a creditor to your mom's estate. Did you file a creditor claim? Are you saying it was denied? If yes to both of these question, you need...

I am the trustee of my Mom's estate. Can a special needs bene sign herself a new sub-trustee and out of my control?

My question is what was it that you settled before the trial? Is there a settlement document? Perhaps that sets forth the answers to your...

Why is it "legal" for a trust attorney to draft a trust, giving the trustee all kinds of powers, when the courts won't allow it?

Based on the facts that you put in your question, you need a different attorney who is familiar with Special Needs Trust and the Probate Court. ...