How can i figure out if i am listed as a beneficiary on a trust?

Attorney Sonin is correct - you definitely have the right to a copy of the trust (as an heir, and possibly as a beneficiary too). Send a formal...

Can my father legally not give me $21,500 he has emailed me he owes me from money my grandmother left?

It's not clear from your question whether the money at issue was ever in a trust, but consult with an attorney as soon as you can, as there could...

See bellow?

Yes, both are necessary. Consider having your attorney do that for you (even if that costs extra), as there are a number of possible missteps...

My dad died Dec 30, two hours before that my sneaky sisters had him sign documents to sign the house to them only. is this legal

Lots of red flags/issues (including possibly lack of capacity, duress, even possibly financial elder abuse). Consult with a local attorney...

Is it wise to subpoena bank statements and brokerage statements vs going to court?

You or your attorney would need to commence a legal action (i.e. open a court case) before your attorney could issue a subpoena.

How do I get a Home Security Video admitted into evidence?.

I would also add to what has already been said that it matters for what purpose you are attempting to admit the video into evidence. Is it for...

Do I need a new trust?

Congratulations on your nuptials. That depends on a number of issues/questions, such as: will all of your assets be community property? Do you (or...

Yes, you have the right to get what you are entitled under the terms of the trust. Also, if the will was executed at the same time as he trust, it...

Ssi receipient wants to protect future lumpsum benefits with a special needs trust. ?

I am not sure what your question is, but yes, in general, an appropriate Special Needs Trust can protect an SSI beneficiary's continued...

Can I request from the attorney who I paid to do the Trust, to provide me with the trust since trustee refused to do so upon my

If you retained the attorney and were the “trustor” or “grantor” (i.e. the person who created the trust), then yes.