Is the attorney representing a beneficiary obligated to obtain copy of documents of assets being probated?

Obligated? No, but it's a good idea to check the entire chain of steps that results in a distribution.

If a person/conservator provides false info about another person to probate court investigator accusing him of felonies and

As a specific answer to your question, no, I don't think the court investigator is a peace officer. But, it's still slander! And if you can prove...

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How do i get my name on the deed of a home i inherited?

Chances are your mother's trusts list you as successor trustee. In any event, the successor trustee needs to record an affidavit of death of...

Can my father avoid probate and simply transfer title of a California mobile home that is under his deceased wife's name?

The first question is whether the mobile home is real property or personal property, and that is a very fact-specific question to answer, and the...

A Bishop was president of a non-profit church. Family questions if his shares are to be included in the probate of his estate.

I would say no, the church, as a non-profit, is a legal entity. It seems from your description that the two legal entities hold title to the church...

Procedure for compelling a trustee to close trust

I assume that by "closing" you mean distributing the assets. To much is unknown here to give a useful answer. I would suggest you contact an...

Probate

I am sorry for your loss! I can only answer this in a very general way. (1) If your father left no assets, nothing would need to be...

The notice you received, probably also stated you could get a copy of your father's trust document. Start there, and see what the no-contest clause...

Attorney as Successor Trustee

See answers posted two days ago to same question, probably also by you.

Attempted to view dad's medical records - Hospital states: Only the power of attorney (wife.) She's my mother who's irrational!

Starting point would be the death certificate, and check the cause of death. Thereafter, you'll quickly run into HIPAA restrictions. If probate is...