Yes you can. I would have an attorney write a demand letter first to avoid the cost, time and hassle of a lawsuit. If you didn't have the...

Tell the CHILDREN (both) that they need to complete a Small Estate Affidavit. The money part will be easy from there. The bags, they will need to...

The attorney has no obligation to speak with you about anything. The trustee is obligated to give you a Notification by Trustee and a copy of the...

I switched the area to landlord-tenant, but you may be too late.

If they have beneficiaries designated on them, they avoid probate. The problem is if one beneficiary dies before you, what happens to their share?...

Sure, as long as you have a valid agreement that the payment releases all claims and you can show that you paid it, the court doesn't care how you...

There is no form. Prepare a stipulation and order to continue and leave the date blank for the court to insert a later date. Have both parties...

He can will the property to his children, but the children will have a hard time explaining why the property is still in the trust. He needs to...

All interests should be in a trust to avoid probate. Transferring your interest in only protects your 1/2 from probate, not your parents. If they...

Just because she is trustee, doesn't mean you don't get a share. Show a copy of the trust to an attorney. If necessary, you may have to file for...