What can be done legally to prevent my fathers siblings from harassing my mother?

I am in another state. The other answers seem like good ideas. I will add that in California, on these facts, another option to explore would be...

Can I charge my moms estate for past rent and caregiving while she stayed with us without jeopardizing medicaid status?

I am in a different state, so not sure on your Medicaid laws. However, if you did not have an agreement with your mom that she would pay you rent...

I think the other answers are correct - the type of deed (quitclaim) is not really the issue, the issue is that when you buy property from your...

I am trying to get copies of documents, from the trustee, of my deceased grandmother's estate.

I Think maybe you have two questions: 1. As a trust beneficiary, in California you are entitled to reasonable information regarding the trust...

Can estate of deceased spouse demand reimbursement for monies brought into a marriage?

California Family Code 2640 has to do with a spouse getting reimbursed for separate property contributions to the community, in the event of...

Two people have marriage license...seeing an attorney re prenup...both have living trusts in place. What is the difference

California has laws that address the requirements for prenuptial agreements. These are complicated legal documents and the couple is strongly...

Briefly, in California it is legal to have multiple agents on an Advance Health Care Directive (AHCD) , but discouraged by attorneys, and by...

Do you need a lawyer to write up a will dispersing your property or is a notarized letter good enough ?

In my state, a typed and notarized letter would not constitute a Will and would not work (absent a complicated court petition to try to prove the...

Going through a divorce. What is sufficient written consent from my spouse for me to transfer my house into a living trust?

I am not a family law attorney. But in California, once you are in a divorce, the ATRO's apply (Automatic Temporary Restaining Orders.) One or...

Without seeing the document, "outright" in California drafting, used alone like you describe, often means the beneficiary gets it when the trustor...