Can I be supposed as a witness even if I never gave a statement?
Yes you can be subpoenaed even if you never gave a statement. It is unusual since they do not know what you will testify to, but it is permissible.
Nevada City, CA
Estate planning Lawyer at Nevada City, CA
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate ... +5 more
Yes you can be subpoenaed even if you never gave a statement. It is unusual since they do not know what you will testify to, but it is permissible.
All wills must be probated. NOTE a will does not necessarily supersede a Trust. Further, if witnessed by interested parties there is a...
If a doctor states in writing (and ideally 2 doctors) that he still has capacity to manage his own affairs, he can create a will or trust.
Probably not however do you have standing to sue the trustee? It sounds like a strong case if you do! Were you a beneficiary of the trust before...
Not necessarily. Each matter is determined individually on the merits.
I suggest you start your post over from the beginning. You should not need to write more, be short and clear. If you cannot it probably means you...
It will certainly affect that party's credibility in matters going forward.
You cannot advance the date at this point. If you need to handle estate business immediately, you can file a Petition for Special Administration...
Power of attorney expires upon death. You use terms like trustee and owner inconsistently. If your father has a trust, probate is not necessary. ...
You cannot transfer them into the Trust. You will likely have to do a declaration under Probate Code Section 13100 and provide it to the stock...
Selected as the best answer