You are not personally responsible for the debt. But, the property is. Therefore, if the debt is not paid according to its terms, the lender will...

What can you do? You can hire an attorney to review the facts and determine what, if any, causes of action you might have against the trustee.

The terms of trust frequently relieve a successor trustee from the obligations of a prior trustee. And generally, a trustee that is also a trustor...

"Can I sell the house without their ok?" -- Probably not. But, the answer is determined by *exactly* how title reads.

UNFORTUNATELY, YOU NEED AN ATTORNEY. YOU MIGHT BE ABLE TO FIND AN ATTORNEY FREE OF CHARGE THROUGH ORGANIZATIONS THAT SUPPORT DISABLED OR ELDERLY...

Unless your sister consents, you must have grounds to remove your sister as co-trustee. It's unclear what he has failed to do when you write, "[h]e...

Either you represent yourself and are your own "attorney of record," or you hire an attorney who becomes of record. The court and opposing counsel...

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You’ll have to bite the bullet and have an attorney review your fee agreement and the facts before an opinion can be offered.

Respectfully, you presented your evidence when you filed your motion through declarations, a request for judicial notice, etc. If the opposition...

Too many issues and questions for a meaningful response. I agree you need to consult counsel, or compromise the claim if a lawsuit is filed. I...