Your situation is way too complicated for a law Depot Living Trust. See an experienced estate planning attorney in your area and get it done right.

Listen to Attorney Doling. She has given you good advice. Collection attorneys threaten to sue for fraud all the time, but it's very hard to prove....

The answer should be found in your lease. If you don't have one, a landlord tenant lawyer w=may be able to offer you some insight.

From what I can decipher from your question (punctuation helps), your sibling's actions sound inappropriate. Retain counsel to sort this out.

You need to hire a probate attorney and file a petition for probate immediately. But you may have left it too long.

They should be, but if you have suspicions, I suggest you retain a probate litigation attorney and sue your brother ASAP.

The only way for your children to avoid avoid Prop 19 is for one of them to move into the house you you die. More importantly it sounds like your...

A question better addressed to a CPA, but my guess is that the irrevocable trust pays the tax.

I agree with Attorney Lindsley. I also urge you to use what little free time you do have to find a new job. caregivers are in great demand. And...

You need to hire an attorney to sue your uncle for fraud, elder abuse, embezzlement and perhaps a whole lot more. You can find one on AVVO.