Your son needs to speak with his attorney and ask that, in light of the witness statements, the charges against him be dropped. That may or may...

Contact the life insurance company. You don't need her to claim the policy if you are in fact named beneficiaries.

Check the court records for a probate in her name. Also check real property records to see if she may have had a trust.

You need an attorney in California where the estate is. If your mother resided in a different state that California, you may need assistance in...

They are part of the record. That won't change. However, you can file other documents to dismiss those claims. Be careful however, it may make...

Record a deed, but I suggest you speak with an attorney regarding the ramifications of that decision and why you are making it.

You don't say how she is doing this, but you need an attorney to review all documents and get in before the just yesterday!

You need to have the document reviewed. The Court has the ultimate say. Handwritten changes don't need to be signed.

The Trustee has an obligation to provide you with a copy of the trust within 60 days of death, so yes it should have been done by now.

You need to prepare an Order for the Court to sign and then file the Request for Dismissal. Both need to be served on the plaintiff.