Is a trust quick claim deed the same as a quick claim deed?

The term you mean is a "quitclaim" deed. It transfers whatever interest an individual has in property to a transferee. If sister transfers her...

My husband is in memory care.

I am sorry for your predicament. Since your assets are held in joint tenancy, I'll assume that you and your husband have no trust. A PC 3100...

Regarding a trust in California ?

The terms of the trust would control whether your step-sister would receive anything under the trust. She may be entitled to compensation for...

How can I get funds by using my share as beneficiary in a trust fund my step father is trustee and living mother past away?

You have what the law calls a " mere expectancy". It is possible for your step-father to change his mind and leave you less, or nothing at all. ...

Do I have any rights as a beneficiary as it has been 8 years since the trustors' death and the trustee has not sold the estate?

Your uncle is woefully behind in his obligations to the trust beneficiaries. He has breached PC sections 16061, 16062, and 16063, among others. ...

There is no need to amend or restate the trust. You would simply execute and acknowledge a quitclaim deed from your self as trustee and to...

How does possible (90% chance or better) Beneficiary with limited funds (for attorney's fees) request a copy of a Living Trust?

I am sorry for your friend's situation. The successor trustee has a duty to provide a copy of the trust to any beneficiary of the trust who...

What do I do? And Who do I need to talk to?

Your first step is to review a copy of the trust and learn who the successor trustee is. That person needs to consult with an attorney experienced...

Your sister-in-law should have provided your husband with the terms of the trust, per PC 16061.5, promptly after their father's death. If she...

CA law confusing. Is the trust of my parents irrevocable. My father died & my mother is incompetent. Trustee is self dealing.

I am sorry that you are having such difficulties. I suggest that you have your mother's trust agreement reviewed by an experienced trust attorney....