CA intestacy laws?

Your parents, if they are living. If not, then their children--which would be your siblings. You can change that distribution, however, by getting...

Executor fees are not based on the length of time they take to complete. They are based on a percentage of the value of the estate. However, there...

What are the consequences if an executor, who is also an beneficiary, acts on decision and or amends a will in their interest?

First, if your mother is still living, you should contact an attorney to work with you to have the Power of Attorney revoked. A conservatorship may...

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There are a lot of legal issues here. You need to work with an experienced Trust lawyer and possibly litigator. Unfortunately, the assistance we're...

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It sounds like an Affidavit of Death of Trustee is needed to remove your mother as a co-trustee (since she is now deceased).

When is a person declared incompetent when they are diagnosed with the beginning of frontal lobe dementia?

While you may be attempting to help your brother, naming someone as an agent under Power of Attorney is a power that rests with your brother. He,...

30% sounds typical for a contingency fee type agreement. In a contingency fee agreement, the attorney does not require any monies up front (and...

My previous question was what does [with revocable sections redacted]mean was answered.my question on that is why would it be?

It's not clear what you're asking. Are you saying you have a trust document and someone blacked out certain sections? It is possible the creator...