I agree with Ms. Usher. Brother B's wife is not an heir of Brother A, but if Brother A can, he should do a will or trust to make his wishes clear.

Your post is confusing, but generally if a person has separate property and 2 children, the wife gets 1/3 and the children share the other 2/3. ...

You have been notified now and the new Power of Attorney does revoke the prior one.

If in fact the trustee distributed the property to him or herself contrary to the trust terms, the other beneficiary can sue for his or her share.

Possibly. Speak with an attorney to see if a Quiet Title is appropriate.

You don't say what the filing is, but your best bet is to file something before the hearing. A court has discretion to give you an extension, and...

It sounds like they are filing a Motion to Dismiss your Complaint. They can ask for attorney fees but it is unclear if they are entitled to them...

As a resident of California, his estate is administered under the laws of California.

If you have evidence, maybe. There could be a claim for Quiet Title. I would just say that if this was done (title not transferred) to avoid...

First, contact the clerk's office and make sure there is no hearing date set. If that is the case, the clerk probably shouldn't have filed it. If...