How can I make this legal?

You state that you live in California but you do not state where your sister lives. If you are both California residents then you have to petition...

What happens if a bond can not be provided , what happens in probate court?

If you cannot prove financial capability to a bonding company for a probate proceeding, and cannot be bonded, the court will grant you limited...

California Probate Code section 4123(b) provides that a Power of Attorney created under California law may be used in regard to real and personal...

On the trustee notice form I received it says " The address of the physical location where the principal place of

The phrase you describe has two purposes: 1 to let everyone know which court has jurisdiction over the trust, and 2. To let you know where you can...

If the will specifies that the grandchildren are beneficiaries then great grandchildren are not included unless they are mentioned in the will. ...

Can a one-time inheritance be taken for support?

If your child is under 18 years of age, his/her inheritance must be held for the child reaches 18. Since the child has a custodial parent who has...

My Father passed away 2 years ago without a will. he owned 2 houses his wife recently died. What do I do now to keep properties?

You really need to sit down with an estate planning/probate attorney to work out the details of your situation. If your step mom died after your...

Mother passed 9/2014 which she had a living trust with here home in it. Do we do a ownership transfer or keep it in the trust

Whoever the successor trustee is, they should record a notice of death of trustor/trustee that will give control to the new trustee. The new...

My friend lives in IN & is also a Trust Bene in California. What are his rights to access trust info and accounting?

If the trustee of deceased mother's trust administers the trust in California then the California Courts have jurisdiction over the trust. Your...

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The court is attempting to assure that the failure of the institution holding the estates funds will not injure the beneficiaries. The regulations...