Unless there are certain restrictions in place ( you didn't share the estate documents if any that made up your father's estate. Did he die with a...

One option you might consider, depending on the size of the bank account(s) involved, is to transfer the account(s) to a revocable living trust...

If you have evidence that trustee removed the jewelry and gold coins and those items are missing, then you will need an estate litigation attorney...

Yes, you can transfer both properties to the Living Trust. As far as notarization I suggest you consult with a notary in Calif and in Nevada and...

You state that you spoke to a couple of attorneys about the risk of losing your 20% interest. I suggest you recontact those attorneys and inquire...

You need to hire a probate estate litigation attorney right away and seek removal of the trustee. If you have already notified the Trustee of his...

A Living Trust really does not provide protection from creditors. An LLC may be more appropriate depending on the State in which the property is...

It depends on how many accounts the survivor has and who also is titled on that account? Also since you are using the term "spouse" it depends on...

One such practical reality is where the trustee is in breach of his or her duty to perform. Then you may have to sue the the trustee to protect the...

Your question suggests there was undue influence perpetrated on your grandmother in changing the trust. Assuming that was the case, you would need...