Medical Insurance question

This is a question that belongs on the medical board. No legal issues are as yet presented. I would suggest you make another appointment with your...

I was rear ended. Can the negligent driver's insurance co pay my medical bills directly in CA or are they required to pay me?

You should retain an attorney to help you resolve this matter since you have obviously suffered personal injury. Your take on the situation is the...

Is there any way to fire the trustee on our family's trust? He was deceitful in gaining our trust, & now refuses to cooperate.

There is a lot of water under the bridge and unraveling your mother's estate 22 years later would not be an easy task. There are many, many...

I own 12% of a very lucrative company, the majority partner now says that I do not have any ownership.

You have not asked a question and therefore it is impossible for anyone to respond in a helpful way. However, it appears from your statements that...

Is a handshake valid with a deposit to buy a car

It depends. What is the specific issue you are trying to resolve?

Can a successor trustee start a business for the trust in California?

I agree with Mr. Doland. You need to consult counsel and discuss your obligations under the trust. You owe duties to both present and future...

Two years ago, I transferred my two properties into my son's name but the mortgage is in my name. If I file bankruptcy, can

The bank already has a lien on your property if there is an outstanding balance on a note secured by a deed of trust. If you do not continue to...

It is unlikely your HELOC is non-recourse. See my guide: California's Deficiency Statutes Summarized here...

Priority vs non-priority

I strongly suggest you retain bankruptcy counsel to help you with your BK. Otherwise, chances are you will make serious and costly mistakes. Your...

Does power of attorney in California automatically make the agent executor of an estate in Calfornia

Absolutely not. Once a person dies, the POA dies too. An executor can only be named in an Will.