CPS, under the proper circumstances, has the right (task) to remove a child from a parent in the best interest of the child. Surely, under similar...

Who has the client attorney preivilege when the beneifiary. of a trust is repesitend by a attorney that is paid for by the .

To the extent I understand your question, the attorney-client privilege always rests with the client, which means only a client can waive it,...

An estate that went through a living will process and valued at $450,000 was executed by my bro he took out $20,000 for his fee?

If this was probate, executor fees are subject to court approval AFTER notice is given to interested parties such as you. It sounds like your...

When does child support stop for a guardianship case in probate?

The appointment of a guardian in lieu of a parent does not release that parent from responsibility to provide child support. Both guardianship and...

When selling an investment property can you cash out and have taxes deferred in a living trust

No. While you are trustee of your own revocable trust of which you are the beneficiary, any capital gain realized inside the trust will be...

Do I need to file a will in the court in California after my mom died?

My condolences. You're probably correct. Check if there are designated beneficiaries on the accounts. If so, the balances will pass to those...

I am the executor of my mothers will, she lost the original will so therefore I only have a copy. How do I proceed so I can file

My condolences with the passing of your mother. You're not the executor until a court appoints you. Your mother's will merely "nominates" you,...

Do I need a will or living trust if my total assets are around $50,000.00?

That depends on the type of assets. Note that a trust also helps you prepare for incapacity and a will doesn't.

Do I have any legal recourse?

Probably, but it depends on the terms of the trust.

We have a court appointed trustee involved in family revocable trust.

You can ask, but they're not required to provide accounting mire frequently than ordered. You can ask the court for such an order, but have to...