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I'm an executor-trustee to our fathers estate with my two sisters. Are they allowed to with hold information from me?
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Answered on April 22, 2014
I suggest you get your own attorney - one who will work with you on fees and protect your interests and get you the information and say you...
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In California - who should be notified and how should they be notified when a Will is revoked?
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Answered on April 22, 2014
Your situation is very complicated and even more so because you are not considered an heir. I suggest if you want to get any information at all,...
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Can the judge grant this
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Answered on April 22, 2014
See if there is legal aid in your area or hire an attorney ASAP. While his case may be a long shot, it is not worth taking a risk with your child...
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Can1party of2,owning a hm. where the deed states: 'joint tenents',illegally'trust'100%of the deed to someone?
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Answered on April 22, 2014
The person can transfer their share and sever the joint tenancy. Look at the deed again to make sure that is not all that has been done. It would...
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Any Attorney familiar with Santa Barbara Courts want to help me take on my Huguette Clark case?
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Answered on April 22, 2014
I know you are desperate, but you should not post your email as previously stated. Keep calling attorneys - I am not sure how many you have...
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How do i collect unclaimed money discogvered after my mom passed away
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Answered on April 21, 2014
Go to the unclaimed property website and complete the forms.
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What does the statement defendant agrees to deliver to the plaintiff mean?
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Answered on April 21, 2014
It seems like a pretty clear statement, so context is important. Also, as stated, your attorney should be able to answer this for you.
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Can I sue girlfriend's ESTATE to recover part of her mortgage I paid, repairs and out-of-pocket expenses before/after her death?
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Answered on April 19, 2014
Legally, yes. Practically you will have issues with collecting as the property will likely, ultimately be foreclosed on. Further, I doubt anyone...
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My brother-in-law passed away and his vehicle was stolen by someone we know. how do I get it back?
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Answered on April 18, 2014
First, his legal heir (child, spouse, parent, sibling) needs to go to the DMV and complete a small estate affidavit to get the title transferred to...
Threats made by opposing counsel against pro se litigant in California
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Answered on April 17, 2014
Your question is very complicated and I am not sure whether anyone would be able to help you without seeing the documents you are referring to. My...