Can the sister trustee make the four sister siblings pay equally for the mothers' mortgage, disagreeing sister pays court costs

So the real issue was actually uncovered in the last sentence. Yes, the two remaining sisters living in the house, if they dont' cooperate, could...

What can I do to take possession of a mobile home title joint tenants with right of survivorship with my father. Sister moved in

Lodging a Will does not mean that a probate case has been opened. A person can't become administrator of a will until a court actually orders that...

Divorce process hasn't started yet, wife planning to leave home with 6 yr old son

Immediately file a Petition For Divorce AND at the same time an RFO for custody and visitation. Have her served IMMEDIATELY. Once you do this,...

Is there any way to persue a lawsuit or criminal charges for woman whom lied on a death certificate to gain access to safe depos

Report it and then let the DA's office decide on any criminal charges. But, you need to probate your father's will to get Administrator/Executor...

Does my husband required to consent in dividing his military pension in the state of CA? Or do I need to file an action in NJ?

First, does SD in your post mean South Dakota or San Diego.? If it means South Dakota, yes you would need to get your H to consent to CA...

Can I Quitclaim my home from Joint Tenancy to me as my sole and separate property without getting a divorce / legal separation

No. You can't do this "unilaterally" He would need to sign it. But suggest you look at the issue of a legal separation to protect your CP assets.

Substitution of Attorney Question ...

The first paragraphs is very confusing. But generally, an attorney can asked to be relieved by a court order or ask their client to relieve them...

How can one cash out his CalPERS without their spouses approval? Is that legal?

The husband would owe the wife her share of the community property value in the CalPers account, plus sanctions if indeed the husband did this...

There is no such thing as being "charged with adultery" in California law. Now can she be spiteful? Of course. Can she bring up to your command?...

First, your brother can't do anything until he is appointed Administrator and this MUST be done by filing a petition with the probate court AND you...