One man two sons no will settlement after death. Should the money been shared is there anything that can be done now?

If the settlement is being paid to his estate, and the total of that settlement and any other property that would be considered subject to probate...

Do not use any more of those checks. Perhaps the bank will do a complementary re-print omitting the SSN,

Can someone ask to be removed from an estate trust due to owing the IRS money so the other beneficiaries would receive more?"

I am assuming from your question your mother has passed. If not, the best solution is for her to modify her trust to make his share irrevocable...

A 62 year mother being abandoned by her son, for whom she invested all of her life's earnings

California has what are known as filial responsibility laws. Family Code, Secs. 4400-4403 detail the extent of this. For a parent that is...

How do I change the name on the deed?

Assuming your final order settling the estate and for distribution is in proper order, and references the house by legal discription, all you have...

What license is required of a senior living community to take care of resident diagnosed with Dementia?

In CA, Assisted Living and Board and Care Facilities are both licensed by Community Care Licensing, a division of the Department of Social...

What do I need to do to settle an estate of my son who died intestate in CA?

I agree with my colleagues about the small estate affidavit process. I would add only that under your facts and CA intestacy law, you would be sole...

Can SSI disability Medi-Cal take in and Heritance of $20,000 from me for any reason

I do not fully agree with the other answers. Part of the problem here is you have posted your question to the wrong practice area. I am suggesting...

how can I recover money with only SSI to servive on ? I need the money owed to me from property rentals !

I agree with Mr. Shields. I recommend you see a Trust and Estate attorney in your County. If you are a beneficiary of the trust, you have the...

I looked at your prior posting as well. First, as the other attorneys have said...a trust could always on its own terms be irrevocable upon any...