Executor vs. Trustee. One relative is listed as executor on pour over will. Another relative is listed as trustee.

The role and responsibilities of the executor are derived from provisions in the document. Without reviewing these documents it is not possible to...

Dear Friends, My question is estate/trust related. My mother passed away and we found she had both a trust and will.

Without reviewing the actual documents, the answer to your question is difficult. Usually, the Will is an instrument that identifies the fact of...

After a petition for divorce has been filed , what do we do now?

Spend one hour with an attorney skilled and experienced in family law matters. Most charge, some do not.

Can my ex win 50/50 custody of our 3 year old boy?

Whether your ex can "win" 50/50 will be based upon the discretion of the court after hearing both sides arguments.

Am I allowed to cancel this weekend visitation?

Your court custody and visitation orders should address this issue. If not, then return to court, or reach an agreement to modify the order. You...

Is there a law in California that states siblings of opposite sex can't share a bedroom?

No. However, there may be other factors that would support such a court order.

I was a defendant in family court where both sides were represented by attorneys. An appealable judgment was entered against

Challenging and/or Appealing a Family Law order requires much time and, frankly, much expertise. Consult with a good Appellate attorney who has...

I am viewing a Petition for FInal Distribution in Probate Court. How does their wording affect what appears on a new Grant Deed?

The report and petition requests the court issue orders distributing the assets. You need to review the document to see what is being requested. ...

Yes, you can Petition the Court to become a Special Administrator of the estate.

What does 'privity to the party' mean related to res judicata and collateral ?

This question compels me to strongly suggest you seek the advice of an attorney experienced in probate law and civil litigation.