How do I as the beneficiary of my father's trust write a formal request to the trustee for the original trust

It sounds like they are playing games. A request need not be “formal” or in any specialized writing. If they force you to petition for a copy of...

My step mom don't want to give me my share of what my dad left me just her children and her,what can I do?

You need to hire counsel. There are a number of missing facts and open questions for you to act on your own to protect yourself. Take advantage of...

Can an executor of a living trust use the assets of said estate for personal gain?

It is highly unlikely that the sibling/executor would have such authority. You should hav counsel review the will and investigate what claims you...

Do biological children have any rights to estate?

The short answer is probably, based upon the limited facts we have. However, as the others have pointed out, there may be other factors that cut...

Does my aunt have to inform us of my grandparents’ trust?

You may have a right to see the trust, if you are a beneficiary. It becomes a chicken and egg type question. You should consult counsel who can...

Do judges fine or sanction an attorney who files bogus lawsuits against a family trust? Do judges allow the clause noted below?

I agree that there is not enough information to advise you whether the court would allow you to charge the beneficiary's share, but it certainly...

Probate, tentative ruling appearance required

I agree that you must appear in the department where the accounting and your objections are being heard on the date and at the time set. What the...

The 120 days is your time to contest the trust, not the time to take the trustee to task for his/her misdeeds. You should consult counsel, at...

My father died with a WILL. But married for a few months before he died

Agreed. You need to retain counsel and get into court asap. At least take advantage of the free consultation to help you find someone. Good luck.

The short answer is maybe. There are many reasons why a court will invalidate a will, but each is very fact specific and requires a thorough work...