How difficult is it to remove a trustee of a family trust who just went through Chapter 7 and won't step down?

There are alternative ways to remove a trustee 15643 (f) is one way; 15640 (c) is another (request by all adult beneficiaries). Either way, if the...

Minors right to UTMA account after passing the age of majority

Make a demand on the custodian. If there is resistance you can then contact the bank and fill out documentation to recover the account.

I was 1st my sister was 2nd trustee on my moms living trust , is it legal for my sister to have it changed after mom passed away

I am not sure that I understand what 1st and 2nd mean. Are you a successor trustee if your sister stops being trustee? Or are you a co-trustee with...

What is the status of a property that is in a trust but has other owners that are not part of the trust?

All the trust owns is what you own (e.g. a 25% undivided interest in the property). If you don't change anything things will be just as they are -...

A corporate trustee is acting on my behalf as beneficiary

The lawyer for the trust company is the trustee's lawyer - not your lawyer. In issues involving trust administration the trust company's lawyer...

Can I get a Malpractice law suite against a court appointed PVP attorney in the Los Angeles Probate Court?

Whether or not this is your attorney - report this matter to the State Bar of California.

In reference to Tenant rights in CA: I live in a house that is in probate and now the Administrator is trying to evict me.

You are a general creditor of the estate. All you have a right to do is file a claim. You have no lien or other rights in regard to the property....

My father passed 6 years ago & there was an inheritance left for us three girls. My oldest sister took all of it.

Not enough info. What was the "inheritance?" Is there a will? How did your sister get control of the assets? What assets were there and how was...

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My question is about the administration of a living trust.

It is not clear from your question, but I assume that there was one trust with both grandparents as trustors and trustees. Your grandmother died...

The estranged daughter has no right to get possession of any personal property. When a person dies intestate the decedent's assets pass by law her...