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Is there statute of limitations on California Probate? From time of death to when

If there are assets in your father's name that are subject to probate, and no probate has been initiated, absolutely you can file a petition to...

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My Husband and I live in California with 2 kids, we don't have close relative live in this country.

Please click the following link for a very comprehensive answer to this question as previously posed on...

We received an inheritance from our grandparents

Your aunt is not supposed to sidestep the terms of the trust. If the trust gives her discretion to distribute early that is fine but should not...

How can I stop my mom (with Alzheimer's/dementia ) from giving all of her assets away to people who are taking advantage of her?

I agree with Mr. Hankin. Take both of those actions immediately to protect what she might have left.

Does the Wife or the Executor have control of an estate at the time of a persons death?

An unsigned will is not worth the paper it is written on. The 2010 will control and if you are named executor, I suggest you open probate and...

2nd question. My father after divorcing his wife had his lawyer prepare a new will leaving all assets to my brother and myself

If she gets notice of all proceedings and does not object, and TX law has a 1 year statute of limitations (I am not a TX attorney), you will be...

In the Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress ("IIED") cause of action, is it enough that, in addition to the other

Your question lacks facts to adequately answer your question. If you are simply asking if damages are required in an IIED action the answer is...

What if one spouse dies and one is still alive and there are 3 children, how does property get divided

The title on the deed is the first place to look. As already stated if it is joint tenancy, an affidavit of death of joint tenant can be recorded...

May a landlord charge more in attorneys fees then what was awarded at trial (i.e., in the judgment)?

If the court ordered $300 in attorney fees that is all the attorney is entitled to. Review the judgment again, and if in fact it is $300 and...