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...

My mother who was sister to my uncle died in 1983 leaving us children: my sister and I. There is one living uncle- brother to the deceased uncle...

One key item of information is missing. Is the home still held in the name of the trust or has the home been distributed 25% to each sibling? If...

There are three issues. First, can you press charges? You can try. Go to the police station in the city where the person died and file a...

Very likely, but it depends on your trust. From your description, the property will be classified as his separate property, not community...

You might be in luck. This is highly dependent upon the language of the trust, but let's take what you've stated, namely, that when your dad...

You'd normally use one petition and assert all your causes of action in that one petition. What you are describing is going to be significant...