You need to have an attorney look at it and help you out. The words between the two names, such as "and" or "or" or "and/or" are irrelevant. It's...

Although it's possible you could have success going down the criminal route, as a practical matter, it is extremely unlikely that such a case would...

You might not even need a malpractice case as the probate court has something called a "surcharge" in which if you can make the case the lawyer or...

It's a difficult situation having 4 co-trustees with a provision in the trust requiring unanimous decisions. Unless the trust includes language,...

You might have a case. Generally, I'd say, if your description is correct, that your father was not a permitted trustee, so the sale of the...

The trustee has to comply with the terms of the trust but clearly can't do so it those terms are impossible. You've described a situation in which...

This question is probably outside the "probate" category and perhaps the category should be changed to "malpractice". That being said, it sounds...

Go to the California Department of Public Health website. On the website you'll find the form called the VS 24, which is an Affidavit to Amend...

I agree with attorney Stephen Gross. To be a valid amendment you'd need a signed document, by statute, or any method for a valid amendment set...

It depends on whose name the property is held and whether or not your mother had a will and what the documents states. If, for example, the home...