If co-executors are appointed to a trust are both signatures always required to conduct transactions?
While you can legally do this, it isn't the best practical way to set things up. Too many potential problems.
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While you can legally do this, it isn't the best practical way to set things up. Too many potential problems.
Even if you find the will, you must still file a petition to probate her estate. File the petition now. If you find the will, then you can always...
Probably not but you really need to seek legal assistance on this.
If there is no will, then the deceased parents estate should have been probated. The complexity here is high so I strongly suggest that you sit...
Don't know where the law says that the papers have to be in an envelop.
Correct. The other attorney is allowed to withdraw at the conclusion of the matter. It has nothing to do with the non-modifiable clause.
YOu will just need to provide the property "foundation" and "authentication" of these as evidence under the Evidence code.
It doesn't invalidate your response. But, suggest you hire an attorney to level the playing field.
You really need to have an attorney who is practicing in Colorado look this over. A California attorney would only be able to advise as to the...
I NEVER suggest that parties do this In Pro Per. I don't know what assets were acquired during the marriage. You can't file here in CA because...