Calif trust personal papers

The answer is yes you can. But what do you mean by "insolvent estate?" Does the condo have any value? Are there any other assets? I assume that...

How can she get a part of the home when she signed all her rights up, when my father bought the home ?it's sole and separate pro

I suggest that you check title to the house. As previously suggested, the title can be transferred as a matter of law (e.g. joint tenancy) without...

The Successor Trustee/ Executor is Not Acting or Holding Up His Fiduciary Duty...

The San Diego Bar Association has a lawyer referral service. They can recommend one or more lawyers who will be able to assist you. It sounds...

Need trust read and explained to me in plain English.

The San Diego Bar Association has a lawyer referral service. They can recommend an experienced lawyer that can assist you.

In a Probate Trial, how do pleadings come into play for the Judge to consider? Must they be marked as Exhibits 1st?

Too complicated to answer in this context. The court generally will review the pleadings and the evidence and exhibits. I do not understand...

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I live in Redding, CA and the Trust is withheld at Capital City bank and trust in Tallahassee, FL. How can I sue???

If the situs of the trust is in Florida and that is where the trust assets are held. You should consult with a Florida lawyer. The lawsuit would...

Too complicated to be able to respond in this context. Not enough facts. I suggest that you consult with a probate lawyer.

$ is in a high yield acct. in my name and mother name, mother is primary and i secondary, can i avoid probate by simply moving $

I am not sure what your question is. If the account is the only asset of your mother's estate you can avoid probate by moving the account into your...

Is she right? Is my request unreasonable? What can I do to make this happen?

If it either a trust or administration of a probate it will depend on the terms of the will/trust as to who has the authority to act. Is your...

If I understand your question correctly, you now ARE a trustee. If so, you are bound by the terms of the trust document. If it says that you have...