Can I sue in laws for broken verbal contact in California if they gifted house to my husband and I 50/50, but now retracting?

I'm having trouble understanding what your in-laws did 'wrong'. It sounds like they fully performed their oral promise by transferring title to...

Can a beneficiary of a trust file a creditor's claim in California?

I appreciate that you are looking for a less expensive solution than 'filing a petition for breach' but your proposed remedy is not the appropriate...

California: Can we disclaim an inheritance after 7 years?

Am wondering if your wife should discuss the Rest Of The Facts with a Real Property Attorney who can check the current ownership for you? To see...

Does a trust beneficiary lose standing as a beneficiary if he might owe the trust more than his anticipated distribution?

IMO, Attorney Daymunde is correct in every statement made to you; and because the facts and prior trial work may be complex, I agree that you...

Is it customary to make bond in probate relative to estimated tax due when there is a sole beneficiary ?

It sounds like you are asking about the SURETY BOND ~ so you may be the Executor? do not confuse that role (as a Fiduciary, to DO THE JOB) with...

In addition to seeing an Attorney to finding out if what you are looking at qualifies as an SNT, you can also be informed if what you are looking...

Who do I sue, when an executor of an estate passes away, too?

You seem to be a WAGE CLAIM CREDITOR for higher priority of payment than a General Creditor: look at the priorities of Probate Code 11420. I...

How do I get a judgement lien off my property that has expired?

If it issued more than 10 years ago, then it is uncollectable and your property will not be liable for payment for it, unless it was for a bail...

Would court require probate bond where some taxes may be due on that basis alone ?

I agree with the 2 answers above but am concerned about possible expectations raised about Being Bondable 'even if your credit 'is a disaster':...

Please see an Attorney other than the one who drafted the Irrevocable Trust of which you may be the Settlor (Creator). Take any and all papers...