In California, may I legally remove 1 of 2 (sons) beneficiaries of my irrevolcable personal trust ?
Probably not without a court order, but no one can say for sure until they read the trust. Use the Find a Lawyer tab and find an attorney to send...
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Probably not without a court order, but no one can say for sure until they read the trust. Use the Find a Lawyer tab and find an attorney to send...
Hire your own attorney and file a petition to remove the co-administrator.
That is correct. Complete the packet. If you need assistance, contact legal aid.
If you served it, write the date you served it in the proper box and today's date by your signature. If you served it, you do not need to reserve,...
Complete and submit an Affidavit of Collection of Personal Property along with a death certificate to the persons holding the assets.
Have an attorney review your documents and see what you can do.
It will be difficult. You will have to prove the "duress". You will need an attorney if you have any chance, and even then it will likely be...
No that does not sound correct. Have the trust and asset list reviewed by an attorney. A trustee is a fiduciary and in no event would an action...
No, you need to rename your beneficiaries and if you choose to exclude your spouse, he/she may have a claim against the asset based on the...
I believe you have posted a question before. This cannot be resolved on the internet. Hire an attorney to review the documents and pursue the...