My uncle passed away 1 yr 2 months ago estate is big enough to require probate other family members say he left no will....

You can likely open a probate and request to be the administrator or executor even if you do not live in California. An attorney can appear on...

When there is no will can the legal beneficiary transfer property to someone as inheritance rather than a gift (for tax purposes

Does his mother have an estate plan herself? She could leave it in her estate plan to your two sons. She also could gift it to them now,...

What tax implications are there to me by selling my interest in the home my ex husband?

Did you live there for 2 of the last 5 years as your primary residence? Did you move recently within the last 4 years and sold a different primary...

What are my rights concerning my grandfather's Trust?

I think you're referring to your grandfather's trust? Or your mother's trust? Your grandfather may not have left anything to your mother or to...

HHow much time do you have to contest if you have been lie to?

Do you mean the trustee hasn't given you any accountings? Or do you mean there are other specific documents you wanted to see? Or is it the...

Special Needs Trust for older male anticipating litigation settlement for previous clergy sexual abuse as a minor.

Special Needs Trusts are indeed a VERY specialized practice. I'm not sure if you have any savings built up to spend on creating such a thing, but...

My daughter is going to Quit Claim her home to me? When she does and I later sell the house, can I still use the original cost

Is she gifting the house to you, or selling it to you? If she is gifting it, gifts take a carryover basis, so your daughter's basis would become...

What and how as the eldest child can I demand copies of parents living will

Your father's Will should have been lodged with the probate court in the county where he died. You should be able to go to the courthouse and...

Why did my mom's attorney refuse to provide a copy of irrevocable trust? She is still living.

Are you sure it's an irrevocable trust? Generally trusts are revocable during lifetime.

Her estate will need to be probated. That means going to court and having the court appoint someone with power over your mom's estate and the...