No. You need to file a Request for Dismissal or appear at the hearing and ask the judge to dismiss the matter.

Everything you file must be served on all interested parties. Not sure if you are using the right forms.

If you sign, if the administrator runs off with the money, you have no recourse. If you require a bond, it is like an insurance policy if that...

Not knowing the nature of your case, it is difficult to say, but the easiest is the default and clerk's judgment. Hire an attorney or go to the...

The title is the name of the trust, the date is the date of the trust. She is the responsible party, you are the trustee.

If possible, threaten to fire them if they don't communicate with you, and pick an attorney that you get a commitment to communication. Also keep...

1. Look at deed to the house to see if it is in a trust; 2. File a Petition for Probate based on the fact that you and your siblings are...

I agree with Mr. Anapol, especially with regard to the jurisdictional issue. You may not be able to pursue them in CA.

Possibly, but you will want an attorney to help you to be successful.

Get a second opinion. You should be the Petitioner and not have to waive bond at all. You also may be able to handle this through Spousal...