If it was not put down in writing, it will have no effect. I don't see where it would be the attorney's fault. If the deceased wanted it, they...

An estate litigation attorney would be best to handle this. Note that the title presumption is difficult to overcome, so it may be a very...

NOOOOOOOO. You are in danger every day when you get behind the wheel of a car or cross the street. You think if you have a close call in an...

You can give them a 60-day notice, but I would do so through an attorney in the event they do not move out. If they have not been paying "rent",...

Your situation is very complicated, and you need to provide additional information to be able to determine what happens here. If your mom was...

What was the hearing for? Is there a future court date set? You need to look at the website and see what is going on in the case. From there,...

The power to amend would allow one of you to change the ultimate beneficiaries after the first one dies, which can be problematic. Acting as sole...

Electronic signatures on Wills or Trusts must be wet signatures. They cannot be electronically signed.

You would have to sue the trustee in CA. I suggest you consider having a CA attorney write one last letter to demand payment. If you think that...

Your situation is way too complicated for an internet website. If the amount that is left in the estate is under the probate amount, it may not be...