Statutory fees only apply when the Will is admitted to probate and he is actually named executor. Since that is not the case here, the statutory...

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Have the trust reviewed by an attorney to see what your options are. No one can advise you without reading it.

It sounds like you were duped. You will need an attorney in the county where he is located to demand an accounting of trust assets, find assets...

Only if the surviving spouse had an interest in it or there was some other reason, such as the trust or an escrow company requires it.

The heirs have no right to know whether there is a trust or if they are a beneficiary of it. A creator of a trust usually has the right to revoke...

It is highly unlikely that an MSJ would be appropriate in the case you describe because facts will certainly be at issue.

Yes, you have the right to an accounting and to see the documents used to draft the accounting/the backup.

I suggest you get a copy of your fee agreement and read it, I don’t see if that split went before a judge, a court thinking that is a reasonable...

You do not need a lawyer, honestly, you should reach out to the attorney and try to settle the matter.