She can likely terminate the trust, especially if she does not have a copy of it and no one else does. If she is on Medi-Cal though, it would...

First, her ability to stay has nothing to do with whether or not she has been paid. If she had a contract for payment, and they don’t pay, she can...

Contact the Consulate to get what you need.

I think the proper question is why are checks still be written to your grandmother who died in 2006? If she has a stream of income nearly 2...

Show all the documents to an attorney, have them reviewed and see if you can enforce the agreement. If you fail to act, it is likely your sister...

You have rights. Get an attorney and push for them.

Yes but it is complicated. Your mom needs to see an attorney ASAP because your sister can kick her out if she doesn’t act fast b

Yes. There is a court process called partition in which they can force the sale of the land. Speak with an attorney to discuss further.

Impossible without knowing what has transpired. $30,000 is a lot, but litigation is expensive. If you truly want a second opinion, have the file...

Yes, a person's interest can be assigned or disclaimed depending upon the specific facts.