Can a landlord lease property that they already sold? Can they enforce a lease that was intentionally misleading?

You may very well be able to get out of your lease, especially if your landlord did not disclose significant, material issues known to the landlord...

What happens when half of the estate is to be used for the beneficiaries, ( school, college, illness, unforseen hardships etc

A lot of details in your question are hard to follow. However, it is clear you need to have a comprehensive review of the trust you describe, and...

Can I get help in filling out the forms to dispute a Motion for Summary Judgement?

You can hire an attorney for just a specific task. Such an arrangement is known as limited scope representation. See, for example,...

Would the courts look at a proposal the same as they would a written contract?

If the proposal was accepted, it could be a contract. If it was only an offer which was not accepted, it would not be a contract. The title of...

I am on a will to receive proceeds from a house sale. Do I need to file a lean against the property? How do I do that?

Has the person who wrote the will died? If so, the will must be lodged with the probate court within 30 days of the death. A probate proceeding...

It does not appear that the life insurance policy was intended to be part of the trust, based on just what you have stated here. However, if you...

What is the difference between trust and a will?

From your description, yes, it is possible that both papers are legal. You should have an attorney review them to be sure. Wills are not...

What happens if I was served debt lawsuit more than 1 year after it was filed?

Even though they served you later than they should, you still have to respond properly to the lawsuit. That means you must file an Answer or other...

How does a son obtain POA for his father who is 59 and had a stroke?

If the father does not have the capacity to issue a Power of Attorney, then the son will have to go to probate court to seek a conservatorship.

In ca is a tenant required to give a 30 day notice after owner has given you a 60 day notice?

If you left at the time the 60 day notice expired, you did not have to give a separate 30 day notice. Your tenancy ended on the 60th day (or later...