As you likely know by now, Proposition 19 was poorly drafted and itself a mess. It was written by the California Association of Realtors (“CAR”)...

Hopefully, your mother still has sufficient mental capacity to be able to tell you if the Power of Attorney (“POA”) you have is the latest version...

There are different areas of law triggered by your question. First, can you incorporate a business with a name similar (but not exactly the same)...

If a grant deed has been recorded with the county recorder, it’s possible to change/amend it if there’s an error but, generally, the deal is done....

At the very least, you can change your half of the trust assets, which consists of all your separate property and one-half of the community...

It doesn't matter unless you prefer to have the option of visiting the lawyer in person and don't want to use Zoom or another program like that for...

Most likely. Executors and administrators are entitled to be reimbursed for any money they pay out of pocket toward the deceased person's debts....

If the person whose trust you are named in is still alive, then the answer is no. You can't change someone else's document. However, when that...

It depends on how he is disabled. If he has his mental capacity and can understand what he is signing, then he can sign the trust along with you....

You can hire a lawyer to send a demand letter and, if that doesn't work, file a lawsuit. Often people step up to the plate when they know a lawyer...