Are there grounds and a strategy to appeal a probate court order (California) to pay out of trust legal fees of removed trustee?

While you have a right to appeal, I do not know an angle to do it in this case. The only time that I have seen a judge overrule Objections, is...

I would record a Quitclaim. All it needs to say is he (however he has taken title to it) quitclaims an undivided 1% interest in the property to...

The California Probate Code has a relatively low bar for deeming someone to be incapacitated. Basically, It assumes a person to have capacity if...

Who pays the executor's attorney?

In a final petition to the Court, the Executor provides an accounting of what assets are in the estate. Then, both the Executor and the Attorney...

What are our options when a trust does not specifically direct the distribution of the assets

If your mother just cannot handle the responsibility, is there a Successor Trustee named in the Trust. Perhaps she can resign, and allow someone...

Can CA Revocable Trust transfer title of the house it owns to NV LLC? House is located in CA. it is not rental property.

I would need more information. Is this your residence? Is there are reason to own it in an LLC? There is a concern about triggering a...

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My grandparents having a family trust/living will.

You are entitled to a copy of the trust documents by law. Unfortunately, you have to demand it from the Successor Trustee of the Trust. I agree...

I put my teenage son with autism as the second beneficiary on my life insurance. Should I change that?

You have a lot going on, and should see an experienced estate planning attorney that also knows special needs trusts. I believe you should have a...

Whats going to happen with my mother's property?

The house being in her individual name, and assuming the value is over $150,000, you will need to open a Probate. Did your mother leave a Will? ...

The Attorneys are correct that challenging the actions of a Trustee can be expensive. There are some attorneys that may consider litigating on a...

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