My Mom passed way and left her moblie home to my brother, in her will

Typically an asset is gifted with subject to any liens and encumbrances, so it will be his responsibility to handle the payoff if he accepts the...

Mom has life estate what are her rights?

Your and your mother should consult with a local trust attorney as soon as possible. The trust document will dicatate much of the answer, but...

When mom dies what can I do legally to either get him to pay rent or evict him?

Have the trust document reviewed. If you and your sister become (or are) co-trustees, then the document may provide for action by one co-trustee...

How long does a tenant (daughter) have to move out after the death of her Mother w/a reverse mortgage?

Based on the facts you've given, the actions of your aunt are in violation of California law. The attorney you should hire should practice in the...

If the disinherited sibling properly received notice of the petition for probate of will and letters testamentary, they would not be able to...

Whose tax ID should be on the sale of a condo held in a trust? If it's the successor trustee's, what is the cost basis?

Your wife is on title only in her capacity as trustee. Assuming the trust was a fully revocable trust prior to your mother-in-law's incapacity,...

Where to start in getting trustee charged with ? for stealing and doctoring and not distibuting funds to beneficiaries.

Frankly, you should have a different trust lawyer review the facts to see if you have a case. Your sister could fire the attorney, or you could...

Is living trust writen w/no lawyer legal in CA if signed? can i probate family will for free? how fire attorney if plan to diy?

Is a living trust written by a non-lawyer legal in CA? Yes, if it follows the requirements of a valid living trust. If you have such a document,...

Your sister is having control issues, either with the assets or with your mother. Your mother can take care of both possibilities by transferring...

MY GRANDFATHER PASSED LAST MONTH AND MY UNCLE IS NOT LETTING NO ONE KNOW NOTHING ABOUT THE WILL CAN i FIND OUT THE WILL BY HIS N

First question to you: Why do you mention your uncle - is your parent (child of decedent) deceased? To directly answer your question, by law...