How do I obtain a copy of a trust if the executor is not cooperative?

If you know there is a Trust, and assets in the name of the Trust, you might have to go to Court and petition to compel the Trustee to provide you...

At work we get paid base plus com. but not given a com report unless we ask i feel that the comp. should be given to us

I am not sure this is an Elder Law / Caregiver Rights question, it is more a Labor Law issue. I would re-ask this question on that group. ...

My son had died and without thinking I closed his account,and now I have received some checks and I am not able to cash or depo

I doubt the few checks that you are receiving require the opening of a Probate. Opening a probate is the only way to get "Letters Testamentary" if...

Does my ex fiance have a right to the money in the bank that we both contributed to, but the account is only in my name?

He will not be entitled to it unless he takes you to Court. To the law, the account is yours, and only you were entitled to accessing the funds. ...

Depending on your assets, a qualified elder law attorney should be able to get your husband on Medi-Cal and into a care facility that will provide...

My mother put me on the deed as joint owner but she also has a revokable trust. Does the house still have to be divided

I agree with the other attorneys about your mother's capacity is the key issue. Even if she does have capacity, then their might be an undue...

In a trust, are beneficiaries protected after one spouse dies?

You will need to create a trust that accomplishes what you want. You can create a trust that upon the death of the first spouse, the trust estate...

You are a bit confused. The Successor Trustee simply is the Trustee that succeeds the prior Trustee. Trustees typically do not select other...

I owned property as a single man. Ten years later I got married. This property was placed into our trust.

I agree with the prior attorney but want to add that if you wish to transfer the property to you as husband and wife in order to get the step up...

Medi-Cal planning when applicant's spouse is disabled requiring NON-Medi-Cal LTC?

You should talk with a knowledgeable elder law attorney, but I can comment. You probably know that the applicant can only have less than $2,000 of...