Are there contingent beneficiaries of an estates residuary gift? If not why..? If so how does that work if the main beneficiary

You must first read and understand the will as it will guide you on what to do if a beneficiary dies before the testator (maker of the will). If...

The lender has every right to secure their obligation by making you qualify for a loan and pay off, over time, the $20,000. If you cannot do that,...

How long does the Trustee's attorney have to file a declaration/motion for attorney's fees? what is considered a "timely manner?

I don't see a question but I can see where things went wrong. It is difficult to fight a trustee with an attorney pro per, and you certainly...

Can I write my own will or do I need special documented material for that purpose

There is no legal bar to you writing your own will, but you need to make sure that if you do, you follow all of the rules. If you have any...

Does the Probate court posted it in the case summary or anywhere, that it has been approved.

Call the court clerk and see if they have it. It could be lost or the court could be that far behind.

I don't think you need to require that they be notarized as they have signed documents in the case before if there were objections, etc. in the...

Where can i go on the web to find legal advice to find some answer's to my situation.

Do you have a copy of the trust? I assume you are a beneficiary of the trust. What is the value of the trust? What is the value of the house? ...

Is any action necessary when respondent fails to file respondent's brief prior to the deadline, following an extension of time?

I think the other attorneys have given you good information. The reality is there is no hard and fast rules here. "May" is the key here. The...

What steps do I need to take to move into my deceased parents home that still has a mortgage? The didn't have a will.

The first step is to submit the estate to probate which based upon your facts will be required. If your siblings want to assign their interest in...

How many days in advance do you need to give a subpoena duces tecum to a State agency in California?

15 days if personally served, 20 days if served by mail. You must also make sure you give notice to the consumer and if you are pro per, the clerk...

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