Duplicate question. Yes verification is required and you can meet and confer and that and updated responses.

Get an attorney ASAP. What she is doing is not reasonable and the only way to protect yourself is with an attorney. I can almost guarantee if you...

Maybe but you MUST get an attorney. What are you waiting for? I can tell you one thing, if you wait any longer, you may lose your chance. ...

Get off the internet and get an attorney. There appear to be several breaches. You will need an attorney in Arizona.

Show the trust to an attorney. Not telling you she is selling is not a breach, but all of the other actions might be.

Yes. Do a meet and confer letter regarding the verification and objections. Honestly you are in over your head. To do this properly, you really...

You both have equal rights. If you want to enforce your rights, and she refuses to share, you will have to go to court.

You need to have the title to the house reviewed and discuss whether there is a will or trust. You can likely do this during a free consultation...

There are very limited cases in which attorney fees can be awarded against the other party. If there is no statute or contract that allows it in...

You can certainly add your friend to your trust. You cannot add your friend to your grandmother's trust.