here's the problem with any attempt to answer your question. You have stated you can conclusion that somebody is a "beneficiary". The word...

this question is very far beyond the scope of Avvo? and doesn't have enough of the legally relevant facts to allow any opinion. You state that...

Is the mobile home on land or in a park? The difference is that one is personal property and the other is real property. No response is possible...

This situation has many "moving parts" and cannot be adequately addressed on a free forum--and the history is convoluted as well. Disabled adult...

You should probably do the probate, as you have the (apparently) most recent will. Counse; are paid after the probate is completed.

Protection in case of divorce? Death? Talk to your own attorneys about he family law and estate planning mechanics of this. A good estate planning...

you gave up your ability to participate in this case when you didn't have your divorce filing become the response. default are much harder to do...

there is no reason to put money in a living trust and it's not usually done. You definitely need to sit down with an estate planner and make it...

Easy simple--Wait. DO NOT visit until the order expires. Good luck to you! <>><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><

Probate Code Section 16061 mandates that you receive these records. It seems odd to me that the judge would say otherwise. I can't help but wonder...