If anything is your dad's property, she technically has no right to it. A live in girlfriend is not entitled to anything when a person dies without...

I was sole beneficiary of a "Living Trust". I was married 2 years before it's execution. Would my wife get entitlement to half?

Anything that you get through gift or inheritance is considered your separate property, and this trust is likely your separate property. However,...

Valid will requirements under ca law

You'll find the requirements for a valid will in probate code sections 6110-6113. Technically speaking, this might be valid through section...

In California, can i write a legal POA without having it notarized?

Probate Code Section 4121 lists the requirements of a power of attorney document. It may be notarized or signed by two qualified witnesses. It's...

Probate code 16061.7 requires the trustee to give you notice once the trust becomes irrevocable (It probably became irrevocable once your father...

I spoke with the brothers lawyer last week and was told that if the brother wanted to return my things it was up to him.

I'm sorry to hear about the loss of your fiancee. First off, there is no such thing as "possession is 9/10 of the law". All this really means is...

How to get custody of my 3 younger siblings?

Thank you for caring for your siblings in such a difficult situation. Here are a couple of numbers to call for organizations that provide free...

California - Can I put my assets into a Living Trust to protect my son's from child support from a half sibling??

A living trust will not protect your assets in the way you are hoping. Because you retain control over everything in the living trust, the assets...

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You can definitely choose successor agents to serve if one agent is unable or unwilling to serve. It's also a good idea to include successors on...

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Can a husband and wife create a trust in California if only one of them lives in California. The other lives in Oregon.

Yes, you can create a trust in either state. Although I don't know all of the details of your living arrangement, it sounds like you'll want to...