I am one of three siblings and we do not speak to each other. Our mother just passed away and my oldest sibling is the executor
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Answered on January 31, 2011
There's no reading of the will in California, but if your sister refuses to share a copy with you, she is still required to file it with the court...
The beneficiary of a trust is missing and hasn't been able to be located after due diligence, what happens to his trust portion?
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Answered on January 31, 2011
As the others mentioned, the trustee will have to file a petition asking the court to determine where the distribution should go, unless the trust...
When the minor turned 18 and needs his blocked account to be released and collect his funds.
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Answered on January 31, 2011
If the order hasn't already been made by the court (check the court file), he can petition the court to compel an accounting by his aunt and to...
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My parents's Trust had given me the stocks. After they passed away, I had not made the transfer of their stocks to me.
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Answered on January 31, 2011
If the stocks are titled in the trust, you (or the trustee, if you are not the trustee of the trust) can claim them. As for keeping them in the...
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If i wqrite down what i want in regards to a "Will" and take it to be noterized is that good enough? or do i really neeed a>>>
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Answered on January 26, 2011
The will in California needs two witnesses to be valid, unless it's entirely in your handwriting (called a holographic will). The witnessed wills...
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My Mother just died, has a living trust & will..also had a bank account, not in the trust, a POD account. Me and sister are the
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Answered on January 26, 2011
Unless there's evidence to the contrary regarding the account holder's intent, pay-on-death accounts usually go to the beneficiaries named on the...
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My friend was living with his mother and grandmother. Grandma owned the house and about 6 other rental properties that were toge
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Answered on January 26, 2011
See an attorney quickly. There may be several grounds, such as undue influence, incapacity and financial elder abuse, which you can allege to...
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My mom is 82 she owneda home and it had a second trust deed on it . my dad passed away and my mom could not afford it and it was
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Answered on January 25, 2011
She's entitled to a homestead exemption on her primary residence of $150,000 of equity, and as she has no equity now, it sounds like the house is...
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Can a surviving spouse transfer property into an AB Revocable Trust after the death of her spouse?
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Answered on January 25, 2011
Even if a trust is irrevocable, it usually allows anyone (subject to the trustee's approval) to add assets to the trust, unless there's a specific...
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My father set up a SEPARATE PROPERTY REVOCABLE TRUST. He is the Trustor, My sister and I are the Trustees.
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Answered on January 25, 2011
Probate should not be required if your father's assets are titled in the trust name. If you have not already done so, I would have an attorney...
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