My parents livingtrust named my sister & myself as Cotrustees she went to court & is now sole trustee how do I get a court date

Based on her behavior, you may be able to file a petition to have her removed as trustee and have yourself appointed instead. In the alternative,...

Are trustees responsible for lost value by delaying asset sale?

Yes, for breach of trust. Pursuant to Probate Code section 16420(a), if a trustee commits a breach of trust,a beneficiary of the trust may commence...

Can I receive any real or personal property from a person that died without a will or trust and no heir if I am her conservator?

The property will pass according to the laws of intestacy. The court will require that the next of kin, which includes distant relatives. If there...

If you've been made aware your co-parents living conditions are not safe for a child how can you prove this?

I would use an attorney to help possibly handle this outside of the courts first. You may be able to have them send a demand letter to let you see...

I agree. I would contact someone experienced with elder law practicing in your area. An attorney will need to know more details to know how to...

Can I call off the conservatorship that I agreed to ,before the conservator goes to court?

I agree with Ms. James. The Court will consider your lack of consent as a factor in determining whether a conservatorship is in your best interest.

You may face issues with going to probate, however you would be entitled to the funds under the laws of intestacy. If your father does not have...

I completely agree with the previous two answers. There is just way too much going on here.

Do I need Power Of Attorney to take dad off of memory care site for a social excursion?

I have heard of similar facilities only releasing a resident to the person under the power of attorney on file with the facility. Whether you...

Defendant does not respond to summons, what now?

You should request an entry of default when you go to court for the initial hearing. Then, if the defendant does not appear, you need only prove...