You are right to be concerned. A beneficiary would typically not need to sign and release and indemnification. That's very unusual. The only...

Your explanation of what's occurred is extremely confusing. In general, the probate court and family court is separate, so anything having to do...

The real bottom line is 99% of the time a non-lawyer is not going to be able to successfully navigate all the rules, procedures, and requirements...

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There are two ways hearings are set in court. A person can file an action, such as a petition, which is then given a hearing date or the judge in...

Here are my assumptions: Parents have an A/B Trust, the Trust says split all community property equally between the A/B Trust, and all the...

You mentioned this concerns your grandmother's trust and probate. Since a probate is only opened upon death, I'm assuming your grandmother is...

Yes you can sue, but you'll want to act fast. You also mentioned there was an open conservatorship and he did things through that conservatorship...

This is very common and yes, there is a solution. Normally such an account held jointly by two people does belong to the survivor, however, if you...

Let me make a few assumptions. You are saying your grandmother had a Will, you know that you are the one named in the Will as entitled to the...

The question is a bit confusing. Normally one person files a petition for a probate and that person is required to list the names and addresses of...