Sounds like a trust... and yes, you are entitled to the complete copy of the trust and its terms... just request it in writing.... if you don't...

After the probate is concluded, have your attorney draft a purchase agreement for the real property, and then send it along with the offer to your...

Start by requesting a copy of the trust in writing (you are entitled to a copy of the trust and any amendments, at least as an heir, if not also as...

This is a red flag. And generally, there is a presumption of undue influence for the caregiver (assuming she was a caregiver for compensation and...

Yes, almost certainly (because a 401K account typically has securities, not just cash). On the bright side, it's super easy -- once a probate...

Sorry for the loss of your Dad. No, you will likely need to open a probate and probate the property.

If both trustors are alive and the trust is revocable, then typically yes. If one of them is deceased or the trust became irrevocable, it may be...

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You can file an application to appoint yourself Guardian Ad Litem on behalf of your child, and simultaneously, file a Petition for Probate on...

Yes, get the new Will admitted to probate and "probated." And have the estate distributed according to the new Will.

Yes, while a trust is generally private, the County Assessor has the right to request a copy of the terms of the irrevocable trust when considering...