Can we do our own unlawful detainer?

Of course, you can file in pro per. But if you make any mistakes that causes a delay of weeks or even months, the delay may not be worth the price...

What can I do? Is this a breach of contract case?

You have a term lease. So no termination and no eviction under ccp 1161 can be made as your lease has not expired. The termination may also be...

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What taxes should we anticipate?

1. The federal tax rate is $5.45 million per individual, that means an individual can leave $5.45 million to heirs and pay no federal estate or...

If we place the house in trust for her, does that sever the joint tenancy? If yes, is she open to property value reassessment?

Yes the joint tenancy will be severed by transferring title into a (revocable) trust. If you transfer the property into a trust but both you and...

What type of lawyer do I need if I would like to petition to remove her as executor and hold her financially accountable

You need a probate/trust litigator.

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Why do I have to pay to move when I had no intention to do so?

There is unfortunately no rent control in Arcadia so you do not get the benefit of any relocation money.

How do I compel a utility company to honor the specifics of an easement as outlined in the title deed and cover the costs?

The specific restrictions or terms of the easement must be analyzed, but you may have to a file a lawsuit for trespass, declaratory relief, etc.

Can a writ of possession for an unlawful detainer be declared invalid if it has the wrong dates and wrong company in the request

Your question is unclear but you would probably have to file a motion to vacate the judgment.

The issue is if the order for the writ of attachment was issued before the judgment. Then they can use the same writ post judgment. You should...

Can a tenant be served a 60-Day by being called into office; and 2) does waiver of jury trial actually apply in lease?

1) This appears to be valid service under CCP 1162(a)(1) which provides that the landlord can deliver the notice to the tenant personally. 2)...