Sounds like you may need many things but no one can say for sure without reviewing the trust and deeds. Use the Find a Lawyer tab and reach out to...

Your understanding is correct and this part of the problem with this scenario. You won't know until you see the trust. You may be entitled to it....

To clarify, they both need to be named on the Summons, but there is only ONE issued. Both will have to be personally served. It is accurate that...

Hire an attorney to file a petition for her removal for breach of fiduciary duty. You have few other options when co-trustees need to work...

Yes, the amount could be $3.00, and the forms would still be required. That is just the process required by law.

I agree with you, he was probably illegally taken advantage of. Someone on his behalf will have to get an attorney to review what happened and see...

You might have waited to long. Get on the phone and call attorneys until you can find one who may be able to help you.

No you do not need an attorney if that is the only thing you are doing. You can simply cross it out, and date and sign next to it. You do not...

Hire an attorney, and if necessary, sue him for elder abuse and quiet title. You will need an attorney and you will want to act fact. If he sells...

It could be reexamined for sure, but there is no saying what the outcome would be. Use the Find a Lawyer tab, give the lawyer the probate...