Family home is to be sold as mothers trust indicates upon her death. She passed in March but grandson refuses to leave what now

You will need to evict him with the normal eviction prccess if he won't leave voluntarily. I have moved this question to Landlord-Tenant because...

California Probate Code 8502 says that a personal representative can be removed for these reasons: They have wasted, embezzled, mismanaged,...

How to add a successor trustee if the grantor/trustor is deceases/incapacitated.

This depends on what the trust says. Some trusts are written to allow a trustee to name their successors. Other trusts state that the beneficiaries...

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Your attorney can ask the court to order her to do something; if she doesn't comply with the court order, she can be held in contempt, charged...

The Trustee of an estate I am a beneficiary of, retained some money, and won't return my phone calls or emails.

I would start with asking for a copy of - and reviewing - the recent tax returns to see if there's any reason to think taxes would be owed. It may...

If there is joint tenancy between husband and wife. Can wife quit claim her interest to her living trust?

The result depends on the order of the events. If things happened like this: 1. Mom signs deed putting house in trust 2. Dad dies. 3. Mom...

In Oregon, can an adult son be a trustee of his mother's trust and the only beneficiary if there are other siblings?

You might get more precise answers if you listed your location as Oregon, to attract people licensed in Oregon. In general, a person can leave...

How can I prevent Medi- cal and the state from recovering from my Mothers estate when she passes away?

The typical strategies for avoiding Medi-Cal recovery are to deed the home to a child, subject to a retained life estate; or to transfer the home...

For a living trust with unmarried son as beneficiary, can I prevent his future spouse from taking these assets in a divorce?

If the trust is drafted so that it will continue indefinitely after your death, where your son has the right (but not an obligation) to remove...

Search warrant at wrong house

I am moving this to Civil Rights rather than Elder Law because I think it will attract better responses there.