Petition court to transfer children's inheritance to custodial account under UTMA without hearing required

You are correct generally. The matter will be set for hearing as is routine but the Petiton will likely be approved without argument if everything...

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My biological mom never did her beneficiary designation for CalPERS she passed away in 2010. Is there anything I can do?

You have asked this question before. An attorney will have to look at the probated and any wills. If step dada had a will leaving the asset to you...

What can i do legally to cover myself in making medical decision for my elderly mother now that my sister has passed away?

She can sign an advanced healthcare directive naming you agent. You can search the Internet for that term and you will come across the statutory form.

Last month I filed a petition to have the present conservator removed alleging abandonment/abduction by the conservator of her

The PVP attorney will look after the rights of the conservatee.

In California can I write my own will and have it notarized to be legal?

Wills in CA do not get notarized, they must be witnessed in a specific manner. It can be done but it is generally not recommended, especially if...

If your mother gave them to you before she died, they are no longer part of her estate, and you may in fact keep them. Just know that if for some...

Should I get a lawyer? Do I even have a case?

If your mother was not married the benefits should have been paid to her estate. If you did not get a distribution from private as well you...

Missing pieces of evidence in a civil trial that is over. Can the judge make all parties come back?

If there is not enough evidence for the plaintiff to prove his case and trial is over, the judge will likely rule for the defendant. It is highly...

How can I find out if a probate has been filed for the state in which we cannot locate the trust

Riverside charges to search by name but it certainly can be done. Do you know whether there was a trust? If there was there will not be a probate....

If a (in pro per) Plaintiff dismisses Plaintiff's complaint, does Defendant have grounds to serve a Memorandum of Costs? ....

They do have the right to ask for costs. You can always object. Certainly they will have to file them with the court.