My spouse has a will and he refuses to share the contents with me. Do I have any legal grounds to force him to divulge the

Under the law, you have no legal right to see what is in his will. However, you can speculate why he decided not to let you see it. This might be...

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If the instructions in a irrevocable trust are not followed per the trust, is this legal?.

The trustee has a fiduciary duty to the beneficiaries. However, a trustee can borrow against the trust property for a valid trust purpose, the...

Criminal Defense Lawyer or Family Law Lawyer for defending a Domestic violence TRO?

Although both types of attorneys may have familiarity with these types of cases, if there is no pending criminal action, use a family law attorney....

Can a trust be managed by TWO executors?

Yes. The term that you are using is incorrect. There can be two co-trustees managing a trust. An executor is used for a will (in a probate...

Does funding a trust with my spouse's and my separate property protect my property from my spouse's creditors?

Your separate property cannot be touched, provided that it is truly separate and you have not changed the designation of your separate property. ...

Need a power of attorney for my dad's well being and medical decisions

Capacity is the key issue here. Does your dad have capacity? If so, immediately get a trust created which will include durable powers of...

My father estranged wife owned property, but the title is in her daughter's name, Is he entitled to anything?

You have some issues here that would require a specific consultation to flush out facts. There seems to issues of fraud here as well if she was...

Will MediCal estate recovery take all the house equity to pay them back?

Medi-Cal is only entitled to the amount of money that they have paid. That is all. If you have equity in the house that is more than the amount...

Do I need a whole new trust drafted if I have amendments to be made and I don't want to use my old attorney?

If there are simple amendments, a new trust is not necessary but may be preferred. Different attorneys have different skill sets when it comes to...

Can I put my son in my will as the sole beneficiary to my own home and not to my husband?

Yes, you can put whomever you desire as the beneficiary of your assets. If you have other children to avoid having conflict amongst them, you may...