Your brother, as co-trustee, has a right to access all trust assets. If the bank accounts are trust assets, he can go to the bank and get...

You have the right to a 30 or 60 day notice from the person who shows, either through trust, probate, or joint tenancy, that they have the legal...

I agree small claims court is where your remedy lies. I also agree however, that if your friend never made a payment, it may be too late as the...

The property cannot be in trust and in joint tenancy at the same time. Have an attorney review title to determine how it is held. That will help...

Ask for a copy of your file (the attorney is obligated to give it to you), and take it to a new attorney for review to discus your options.

I agree with the others. No, she has no legal rights. You need to stand up for yourself and really have age appropriate conversations with your...

Impossible to say without reviewing title. It may be as simple as record a deed, or affidavits may need to be recorded, or probate may need to be...

You don't have to go to court to find her - you can hire a PI, ask around, etc. If you want to enforce your rights to visitation, etc., court is...

No. You likely take responsibility for not exerting your right. Speak with an attorney ASAP to see if you have any remedies left.

Sue her for fraud. Go to small claims court.