Is there a statute of limitation on probate?

While it's typical to hold a reserve amount back, the reserve is usually distributed within three years. The representative for the probate should...

I have a will ; now I am married. Can the inheritance still go to my grandchildren and not for assisted living or nursing home

When you die, you have the right to direct your assets to whomever you want (subject to your creditors' claims). So yes, the general rule is that...

Can I create a will/living trust even when I'm only separated from my spouse, not legally separated or divorced?

As indicated by the other answers, you can and should make a trust. The problem is that your property interests (your separate property interests...

What does the term "Battle of the Appraisals" mean, this is our Third Appraisal and Nothing Changed, Advise?

There's a lot of missing information that would be needed to answer your question. Partners to what? You've tagged probate and family law, but the...

Can I add assets to a trust after the death of the grantor?

To add to the other answers... Your mother should transfer her assets to the trust. However, if you put your own assets into the trust, this could...

I am faced with jail time but i am in the process of settling my mothers estate. can i ask for a postponement and remand later

This is a criminal procedure question. I'm not sure why you think you would "lose everything" of your inheritance by going to jail, unless it was...

IN 2013 MAY , MY GRANDMOTHER GIFTED HER HOME TO HER TWO DAUGHTERS , IN DECEMBER 2013 SHE PASSED.

The answer to your questions are very fact-specific, meaning all of the details and all parties' allegations would have to be reviewed before...

Yes they can. Whether or not the no-contest provision is enforceable against them depends on the exact language in your dad's will, the type of...

Per probate code section 12401, “a person who has not been seen or heard from for a continuous period of five years by those who are likely to have...

Under what law can a court make me sign a document to release records under a FOIA request in a probate matter? Is there a law

FOIA does not apply to you, since you are not the federal government. I can't speak to the rest of your question, but it sounds like you need to...