1. Notarization does nothing for a will. However, the notary's signature may be one of the two required witnesses. 2. If the will is valid AND the...

The SSN should be that of the "Responsible Party." That is one of the settlors. I use the SSN of the settlor who died last-usually. the wife.

No distribution should be made until the survival time (specified in the trust) AND the 120 days after receipt of the 16061.7 notice to contest the...

I. know of no reason for an administrator to use a Quitclaim deed. The executor can transfer real property in 3 circumstances. 1. To the lender...

IF you can locate a copy of the trust, you may be able to avoid probate. However, if the transfer was not done correctly, a Heggstad petition may...

You need a receipt on distribution for all who receive an inheritance. You do not need to sign a receipt for your own fees. Attach the receipts...

Probably. You say mom is alive. The POA ends the moment mom dies. That the siblings "may" inherit the house is of no effect. If mom is the only one...

Generally. no. Is the deed recordable? has it been recorded? Once a recordable deed is received, the grantee owns the property. However, until it...

If you are an jheir at law or named in the will or trust, you need notice of the probate or a copy of the trust. Hire an attorney to help you.

You cannot "press charges" against them. Only the district attorney or city attorney can do that. You can report the problem to the local police...