You need a securities litigator experienced in handling these cases because of the sophisticated product, market, and, potentially, forum issues. ...

Is this a conflict of interest and can it be challenged without triggering the no contest clause?

It is a blatant conflict of interest and one the courts will not look kindly upon. You should seek counsel to review the document and...

Can I see my grandmothers will/trust even if the executor claims he's the beneficiary?

I am sorry for your loss, but agree with the others here. You need to hire counsel who can assist you in forcing your uncle to provide a copy of...

The trustee of my father's trust can not explain about $5,000 of ATM cash withdrawals

It is odd that he would pay for these things with cash. It is even more odd that he would not have receipts. Yes, he can be surcharged, although...

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I am the executor of my mothers living trust and I have a sister that will not give to me my mothers belongings to distribute

You may need to petition the court to force her hand. Often, a call from counsel who can explain the exposure she faces for failing to comply can...

Trust Long Beach, Calif.

You cannot self-issue a subpoena, but an attorney may be able to. More information is needed. You should consult counsel, even if just for this...

Can an irrevocable trust be challenged by someone who was removed from it? edited version of my previous question

I am sorry for your loss. Yes, you absolutely need to retain counsel who can examine the incapacity and undue influence claims you appear to have....

You need to have a lawyer review the will and advise you. It is not uncommon for beneficiaries to investigate the circumstances surrounding a...

Appealing accounting objection together with elder finance abuse discovery. How?

There are a lot involved with the issues you raise, to much to address here. Take advantage of a free consultation. It will serve you well.

Can I challenge my mother's living will,irrevocable trust after she passes away?

Yes, absolutely, and you likely should. Take advantage of a free consultation. Time may be of the essence.