Nevada City, CA
Estate planning Lawyer at Nevada City, CA
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate ... +5 more
Go to court. It is too important to mess with.
There is no specific law or time unless the Trust is clear on a deadline. There are many factors that go into distribution, including whether the...
Yes, you need to file a motion to have the court sign an order giving the bank authority to release the blocked funds.
If she submits the will to probate and you have standing to object you can contest the will.
You are the beneficiary so legally the money is yours. It is up to you what, if anything, you want to "gift" to the trust for the benefit of his...
Wills always go through probate, so yes, the probate continues. The distribution may change based on the will but the probate will continue.
You are not obligated to sign anything, but no he has not waited to long and the property will be distributed through probate eventually.
You have to start by having an attorney write a letter. If that gets you nowhere, the attorney can file a Petition for Removal, Surcharge and...
The trustee would have a claim against the breaching party as the trustee would step into the shoes of the decedent for collection purposes.
If they never appeared, possibly. Just file your motion and let them worry about what they have to pay.