Change of Ruling/Conservatorship of Person & Estate - change the conservator's

You definitely need an attorney to help advise you on this issue. Changing a conservatorship ruling is not easily done, the law leaves a great...

I was sanctioned $22,000 for my attorney not attending a settlement Faire conference. The sanction is paid to my former spouses

It may be discharged, but there are exceptions that could apply. You need to consult with a bankruptcy attorney.

If 3 brothers have their names on a house deed, and one is terminally ill and dies

I agree, he can only give away what he owns. If he does not own half the house, then he cannot give half the house to his spouse. It depends on...

When is a Trust considered closed in CA

If the IRA pays money to the Trust, then the Trust administration would still be open; provided the monies have not already been paid. The Trustee...

How can I take out a plaintiff in my current lawsuit?

Request for Dismissal is the form you need, I agree.

Is it acceptable or improper for a Judge to call the opposing party? What would you do if the Judge called the opposing party?

It really depends on what was continued. I assume your Trust matter is in probate Court, and routine probate hearings can be continued by...

Can my husband and his brother get their home back?

Did your husband receive a Trustee's Notice under Probate Code Section 16061.7? This would have been sent out by the trustee or her attorney and...

Does a will need to be notarized?

A Will does not require a notarization. It must be signed and witnessed by two witnesses or written and signed in the decedent's own handwriting....

I agree with the previous answer, you generally need to serve the defendant by personal service (meaning someone other than you personally delivers...

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In my grandmothers will my father is to recieve nothing but my mother keeps paying his debts is this contesting the will

I would agree that this is not a contest issue, its more of a breach of duty issue. Is your grandmother deceased and your mother the executor of...