How can I get my brother, the successor trustee after our mother's passing, to tell me what is going on with the trust/will?
Demand an accounting! If he doesn't respond within the requisite period file a petition in the appropriate superior court.
Santa Monica, CA
Probate Lawyer at Santa Monica, CA
Practice Areas: Probate, Estate Planning, Trusts
Demand an accounting! If he doesn't respond within the requisite period file a petition in the appropriate superior court.
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