No. As tenants in common both you and your sister own an individual, undivided interest in the property. Each of you has the right to transfer...

I need attorney to help get any,all of ~1m$, that my dead mothers' husband stole from me, after driving sister to suicide.

Your inquiry doesn't address several important issues. What did your mother leave to her husband, and how? Did she have a trust for him as well? ...

I need to become the personal representative of my father's estate.

The proper court is the superior court in which your father resided. I believe most courts now have self-help offices which describe what forms...

In california, can a trust beneficiary ask for state bar arbitration for lawyer's fees?

The trust attorney represents the trustee, not the trust beneficiary. Any dispute the beneficiary has with payment of attorney fees would have to...

What are my chances of getting my inheritance

I do not fully understand your situation. In general, it sounds like your father executed a will in 1998, which you may or may not have, and then...

Should I dissolve the now irrevocable trust my deceased parents set up? How do I do that and what are the implications?

Many financial institutions will not grant a loan to a trust, so you may need to transfer title of the house from the trust to yourself as an...

Do we have to get a lawyer in Arizona to attach it to our trust? If so, do we have to go Arizona to do so?

You do NOT have to go to Arizona. What you need to do is retitle your Arizona property so that it is held by your CA trust. This involves a deed...

I have beneficiaries designated on my investment accounts. I just recently established a trust.

You may do either. It depends on your intent. If you want your trust to control the distribution of your assets, then you should change the...

Should I send a demand letter to my father who just verbally informed me that he changed his will and living trust documents?

You don't say whether you are also trustee of your father's trust. If not, then you have no right to "demand" that your father show you his...

The pros of putting it in the trust is that in CA, if you own assets valued at $150K+ NOT titled in trust, you are subject to probate. Not sure...

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