Am I entitled to my share of monies from the sale of property left in my fathers will?

See a lawyer immediately. Take your copy of the Will, and the Waiver that you signed. Waiving notice - likely what you signed - should not be...

Father passed away 5 years ago, the home loan is under his name, we've payed the mortage since. Can I put the home under my name

First - who would get the home. If community property - goes to your mother. She can in turn gift to you. You don't need full probate to...

Am I entitled to any proceeds from my fathers will?

He died in 1998? You are saying in his name only - not JT. You are saying that the Will did not provide a specific gift to mother of that...

Obtain a free consult from a local attorney. LRIS of the county bar is typically a good source. This does not create an attorney/client...

How to refer to a trust after one of the spouses dies?

See an attorney. I have had a number of Probates and Court Proceedings - expensive to clients - because client did "self-help" type...

My 16 year old daughter just found out her estranged father, who was paying support, died, is she entitled to anything?

First answer - she is not if he did not have any property, insurance, or retirement et al. Second - no if he had Will/Trust leaving properties...

Is it legal or is it a strategy to list beneficiaries and add clauses to make the bequest never in a million years one?

In CA, most (not all) conditions could be added. I don't see what is terrible from a public policy aspect of what you generally describe (though...

Can a trustee be changed by a new will

Get a consultation today. Your facts are very confusing - a revocable trust is a revocable trust, and a will is a will. If anything is to be...

I went to mediation on Feb.13th in we came to a settle so how long will it be before I recieve my check?

Mediation for what? Do you have counsel? If so - contact your counsel.

Selected as the best answer

Can credit card companies file claims against a Trust of deceased

I think you are asking whether the revocable trust of a California resident may be liable for Decedent's debts. Yes. Trustee would be the one...

Selected as the best answer