Can someone who is the executor of a will take property away from someone who it was willed to??
It is unlikely that anything can be done after 4 or more years. You will have to check the county court records to see if the sister's estate was...
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It is unlikely that anything can be done after 4 or more years. You will have to check the county court records to see if the sister's estate was...
If there are children or assets involved you need to respond to the filing unless you and your spouse agree in writing to what is going to happen...
If your parents had a trust, the trustee would send you notification under probate code section 16061.7 telling you what your rights are to a copy...
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No because the certifying attorney cannot interview your father to determine what his intent was.
You are no required to give notice of the will per se. You are required to give the appropriate notices under PC 16061.7 for any person named in...
Probating an estate pro per is a difficult thing to do as I am sure you are finding. If you have a buyer go to court with a form DE-260 and ask...
The best bet would be to find out who drafted the "lost" will. If you cannot find that your grandmother will likely have to move. with regard to...
The other attorneys have given you good information. Whether the answer has been filed or not will determine how you proceed. If it has not, go...
There are many attorneys in California that work with title transfers of property. The terms of the specific transfer contemplated are necessary...
You should have the process server complete a proof of service that conforms to the rules of California if the case is filed in California. You...