Statute of limitations on reimbursement assessments?

If the obligation to pay reimbursements is stated in the recorded CC&R's, the statute of limitations would start running at the time of the breach...

If my daughters brother died before probate was finalized and he had a daughter after his dad died does his daughter inherit 50?

I think you need to clarify your question, because the meaning of some of what you say is unclear (at least to me). Here are a few of the things I...

Money spent by trustee of trust before person dies not recoverable by beneficiaries?

Not enough information. Did you receive an accounting from the trustee? If so when? You should have an attorney go through the paperwork you...

Is there anything that can be done if one of the parties lies about you or spouse in a probate case?

Unlikely that your ex-husband could successfully assert a cause of action for slander or libel, due to the statute of limitations and the possible...

Unclear from your question if you are a beneficiary, if so, what type of beneficiary you are (named, contingent, remainder) and whether or not you...

Is quiet title the remedy I should use to resolve my circumstance?

Can only speak to issue if real property in in California. If so, you need to speak to the title office at the title insurance company and get a...

How could I change the unlimited civil case lawsuit to the limited civil case?

I don't think you can get the case into limited jurisdiction on that ground. As a defendant, you do not get to determine an apportionment of the...

Do I have a fair chance of having attorney fees refunded at Fee Arbitration Hearing? Is the fee unconscionable?

The fees are set by law per Probate Code. $13,000.00 on a $500,000.00 estate is about right, and not "unconscionable."

What can be done about a case that has been blocked due to statute running out because of faulty lawyers?

You need to explain this more fully to get a relevant response. At least from my perspective, there are several pieces of information you should...

If the condo is worth more than $150,000.00, you cannot use the Small Estate Affidavit.