Why go through probate if someone has no assets

Your attorney is correct. Generally, if a lawsuit survives a decedent, a probate is necessary to appoint a representative to pursue the lawsuit. ...

Can my step sister and I both be beneficiary's

Possibly. If father had a valid will or trust naming his biological daughter, she has a right to inherit. If no will or trust, her right to...

If the Trustee, is one of two beneficiaries and doesn't distribute according to the terms of the trust. but instead.

Successor trustee powers are controlled by law and terms of trust. Trustee acts in self-interest which are detrimental to beneficiaries are...

My live in boyfriend is not legally separated to his wife that is terminally ill. And they are not divorcing

Yes. Boyfriend can appoint you as his agent. Your powers would supescede those of his spouse.

How can I ensure keeping my car and wiping out back payments owed for rent when filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy? How long a process?

Yes. Based on facts stated you are eligible to file C7 BK, protect and retain vehicle, eliminate rent arrears, Timing is very important. You may...

Can I have a client sign their power of attorney over to my company or for them to authorize me to act in their stead.

No. What you propose is illegal. Specifically you propose to engage in the illegal unauthorized practice of law.

Is it possible/legal to circumvent the courts when appointing a person as conservator for my grandmother?

No. Conservator must petition court and be appointed by court. Valid POA may nominate a person or group of persons to be appointed conservator. ...

Who is the prevailing party when court declares me the beneficiary, but no money awarded due to offset?

Two issues as follow: BENEFICIARY STATUS: You are the prevailing party on the issue of beneficiary status. You won on that issue. OFFSET: Not...

Depends. Trust counsel fees and costs are based on agreement between trustee and attorney. Trust administration fees are not statutory. Can be...

Can a Trust be Contested?

Yes. You describe a discretionary trust. Facts you recite indicate the way the trust is being administered may be challenged. i need more...