As an owner, you have the right to live in the house. You need an attorney to help you. If you have no money, talk to legal aid.

The money in the trust may not be his but something set up by his family. If so, the trust should specify what happens when he dies. Is there a...

If the trust does not specify who is next in line or a method to select a new trustee, you have the attorney who reviewed the trust file a petition...

If you want to change the trust, talk to an estate planning attorney. Doing it yourself can cause problems.

The estate plan of a living person is not discoverable. Only if the trust split into two parts when your dad dies would you be entitled to a copy....

When a person (Rachel) dies after the inheritance is vested in the person, that inheritance is distributed according to the deceased heir's estate...

Did your parents have an estate planning attorney prepare the trust? If so, it probably says that the share that would go to your sister goes to...

You could file a Partition Action to force the sale or a resolution/settlement with you and your sister buying out your Uncle's share.

To add to Mr. Gross's answer. If you want the real property, the trust is going to have to come up with the cash to pay the other beneficiaries....

He was married when he died. Therefore, his "widow" gets all the community property and 1/2 or 1/3rd of his separate property. If the estate is...