Can I remove my son name under my insurance, who is 22 year old?

I've moved this question from probate to child support, where it belongs.

i'm sorry for your loss. It was kind of you to buy him food and take him to his doctors' offices. From your question, your brother owned nothing...

Can I include a Deed of Trust, secured by Florida property, in a California probate?

You're close. The deed of trust is a security device. What you would include is the promissory note. Your probate referee must be given a copy...

If my dad inherrited land in Indiana and hasn't claimed it in 20years and can't and won't claim it does the property go to me ?

You would need to consult an Indiana probate attorney.

Can I rent out property that's in the trust

I'm sorry for the loss of your mother. You don't mention when she died. While she was alive, it appears that she was comfortable with the amount...

Today 8/18/2018 I received a 30 Notice and a 60 Day Notice from at the same time, are they legal without a signature?

Your first step is to retain a L-T attorney to protect your rights as a tenant. Be sure to explain that you are a beneficiary of the trust which...

Does both of my grandparents need to be deceased before their trust can be final? Would sale of house go back into trust?

It sounds as though your father has breached his duties as a fiduciary (trustee) of his parents' trust. You are in a difficult situation. ...

When my mom wrote her will and trust, the reason why she had her trust was because she still owned her home.

Your facts are a bit confusing. I'll assume that no assets are presently titled in your mother's trust, your mother's bank account is her only...

You and your girl friend need to be careful when it comes to transferring property to your girl friend alone. Lenders routinely review property...

Who will the Term Life Insurance Policy go to, my younger son, my Asperger son, or in both names?

Let me expand a bit on Ms. Sonin's answer. If your younger son is under 18 when you die, he may not receive his interest under the trust and may...