The answer to your question depends on the terms of trust. Each trust is unique. No one reading your post can answer your question because we have...

A deed is evidence of title. A lien release merely releases the security (lien) on the property. They are two different documents and have...

Your reply was due 5 *court* days before the hearing. Additionally, courtesy copies had to be timely delivered to the courtroom. It appears you...

Unless you are the named trustee, you probably lack standing. However, to provide any answer you can rely upon, a review the governing documents of...

In most cases, defendants should be sued in their county of residence. However, if the claim is based on contract, proper jurisdiction is in the...

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Have you requested a stipulation for order from opposing counsel? That should be your first step.

It is unlikely any form will help you. You need a pleading or motion. Since you discharged the attorneys, they are entitled to a reasonable...

If you discharged your attorney and are currently representing yourself, you will have to retain new counsel. If you do not agree on the proposed...

You need to consult a probate attorney. A declaration of trust generally does not terminate any interest in real property. But, the recording of a...

I can see why you and Plaintiff's counsel had problems. Concerning: no harm, no foul even if, as you allege, service was improper. Regarding...