Yes, you have standing to bring this into Court. Much is dependent on the level of your parent’s understanding and capacity, and their feelings...

Keeping his Prop 13 property tax basis is doable if done correctly. Your bigger problem may be your contemplation that he may put you on deed. ...

If your name was indeed on the bond as a current co-owner, he could not have cashed them without your signature, absent fraud or bank error. Based...

No. However, you could name him so if he’s 18 when needed you’d be covered. Be sure and name some back-ups in case he is not. Also, some language...

Ms. James is right. If the will suggests you and your sister are deceased, the Court will not be concerned that do not get notice . You will need...

As others have said, a Conservatorship is a possible way to change this. However, if the COVID vaccine is the only significant issue you have with...

If you truly hold the power of revocation of all parts of the trust, you should be able to represent yourself. That doesn't mean it's a smart...

If You want to get out of this mess and cash out your share of the inheritance, you’ll need an attorney to help you. You may or may not get a judge...

In a Conservatorship case, the Court typically appoints an attorney from a Court-approved list, and the attorney and proposed Conservatee have...

You shouldn’t need to go to Court or have them involved if you are the named successor Trustee. A Document called a Certification of Trust signed...