How can I obtain my parents will when my sibling refuses to let me either see it or obtain a copy?
Whoever is in possession of a will is required to "lodge" it with the court in the county in which the person who died resided at their death. ...
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Whoever is in possession of a will is required to "lodge" it with the court in the county in which the person who died resided at their death. ...
No. It is their property. As a responsible neighbor, asking their permission may just get you the result you would like.
It is possible allegations of negligence could be made against you under the circumstances you describe; whether or not these are successful, you...
Generally speaking, no. You would not expect to have to pay more if rents for comparable units went up during your lease term, would you? That...
The simplest solution is to ask the attorney for a Dismissal (with prejudice).
The trustee/successor trustee is the one who has the duty to provide a copy of the trust to the beneficiaries, not the law firm that may have...
It may be as simple as having an attorney write to plaintiff's counsel explaining why you should be dismissed from the suit. If you do actually...
Sorry for your loss. The will needs to be "lodged" at the court in the county in which they last resided. Likely you need to start a probate...
Generally, you would be entitled to your half of the community property. You absolutely need to have a consultation with a qualified attorney.
The ultimate "nuclear option" in this situation is to file a court action for "partition" of the property. That will lead ultimately to a court...