Notice to attend trial vs subpoena?
You would need a subpoena unless the person is also individually named in the suit.
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You would need a subpoena unless the person is also individually named in the suit.
Yes you can ask for a refund. If you don’t get one demand fee arbitration.
You cannot legally file a lien. You MUST have the documents reviewed by an attorney to advise what you can legally do. Perhaps you can get a lot...
Make no mistake! You have rights. If nothing else, as your mother's heir, you have a right to the copy of the trust. Depending on what the trust...
Sounds like you need to file a creditor's claim but I would take NO risks and get an attorney to review the documents and advise.
What you need to do is actually call attorneys, have a clear, concise story with facts and documents you can email to back up your position, and...
It generally means just what it says, but must be taken into context based on the facts of the specific situation. Is the grantor alive? If not...
Simply send the original to the court with a copy to be returned to you and a self-addressed, stamped envelope. Serve a copy on the attorney for...
First, take advantage of a consultation with an attorney to review the trust and the documents you signed. From there you will be advised your...
There is no way to know for certain but in a probate or a trust, there is a right to an accounting. As for one.