How do I pay a court fee that I cannot pay because I aim on a pension ?

I do not understand why you need $7600. It sounds like you and your wife-to-be are beneficiaries of an inheritance left by her father and you want...

Most of my sister's estate is being handled through a trust by her successor trustee.

I am not clear what your issue is with the trust, but as for the probate question, you need to do everything by the book, ie Probate Code. You say...

It depends on the court and the judge. Ex parte petitions require notice to opposing parties/counsel and an affidavit that you have done so. If...

Can the primary beneficiary of an IRA that also has secondary beneficiaries still receive the inheritance after she dies?

Because your mother was living at the time of your father's death, her interest in the IRA "vested", ie became irrevocable. The secondary...

How can I see parents' living trust? Eldest sibling is executor and medical power of attorney over the remaining parent.

The only way you can see a copy of the trust is to politely ask your parent who does not have dementia.

How can I become executor of mine and my husband's estate. He died 2/18. I have his death certificate and our marriage license

Your question is confusing because "executor" refers to the probate of a will upon the death of a decedent, and you say you have a revocable trust,...

Can you find me two or three precedent cases?

Go to your county's law library. Westlaw is not needed for legal research.

My soon to be x husband has been living with someone else for 8 years. His belongings are still at my house.

I agree with Ms. James that it is better to handle this through the divorce proceeding. If the court is only minimally involved, however, then...

Revocable trust

I agree with Ms. James. Do not sign anything your uncle asks you to until you have consulted with an independent attorney - someone only...

Do we need an attorney and if not do we have to file this matter in court? See details.

No- only your mother can appoint a power of attorney, and only if she still has the mental capacity to do so. I agree with Mr. Armstrong's answer....