It depends on what the trust said. If the trust was completely revocable, yes she can do that. If it was an AB trust, she cannot unless there are...

Odd set of circumstances. Keep trying to get an attorney to review the current case and see how to help you.

The estate attorney has no obligation whatsoever to notify a child that they are not provided for in a parent's will. The parent has every right...

A lot of facts are missing here. The later will would only have effect if it revokes the former will AND the asset(s) is/are not titled in the...

No, there must be pending litigation in order to get information via subpoena. Additionally, if you are not represented by an attorney, you will...

With a trust, usually comes of pour over will. That is hard to fight without clearing intent, use the find a lawyer tab and see what you can do

If you are pro per, yours...........................................................................................

Get yourself an attorney ASAP. What you describe sounds like undue influence, elder abuse and/or fraud. You need help from a lawyer.

That is a question for divorce court, and not related to a living trust. If you never paid for anything related to the house during the marriage...

Generally no, so long as a joint tenant doesn't die or a beneficiary doesn't die and you don't update all of your assets.