The DE-111 is the initial petition and you indicated it has been “filed” which I take to mean filed with the court which assigned the case number...

Durable power of attorney do I need an attorney

A Power of Attorney is a very powerful document giving the power holder a broad range of powers over an individual’s assets. If there is abuse,...

My dad is in the hospital at 81 he has no will but i am the beneficiary he is sedated for 12 days i cant talk to him

I am trying to locate his life ins policy i live in miam he lives in scotia ny my brother died last yr and he knew all the business there is aprox...

In CA Probate Court, Does a Petitioner File an 'Order', A 'Motion', or a 'Petition to Show Cause' for Disputing Executor's Acctg

I take your question to be "If I disagree with the accounting filed by the Executor's accounting, what is filed with the court to formally dispute...

Can I get my name back onto the family trust?

I sorry but you have not provided sufficient information. As I understand the situation, your father established a trust naming you and your...

Can an executor of a trust have a benificiary sign a release form so that no future legal action can be taken against the execut

The basic answer is No. A release is available but only for past actions not future actions. If the concern is high, the Trustee can always go to...

My mom was on hospice care and completely incapacitated, when her sister and ex daughter-in-law tricked her into signing poa

It appears that EX-Daughter-in-law obtained a Power of Attorney (POA) for Mom in questionable circumstances. You do not indicate whether EX acted...

Can a power of attorney be transferred?

The principal, in this case client’s sister, lets call her Sally, created a power of attorney naming specified individuals as the agents and...

My sister died without a will, should we do a Title1 or Title 5 for intestate succession for her estate?

The probate code provides a list of the individuals who have the power to act as the executor and the order they are to serve. If your sister was...

No will left by parents, everything left in the hands of sister who lives in parents home, and everything in the house is hers

If there is no Will, then your sister has no more right to the things than you do. I would suggest that you contact an attorney to start probate...