In a Probate action, what happens when the tentative ruling states that a proposed order is required?
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The simple and superficial answer is that anyone can change their living trust at any time for any reason or for no reason at all, with or...
It is not clear she ever actually acted as trustee. While personal service is preferred, there are alternatives. Take a copy of the trust to an...
An "attorney-in-fact" is an agency relationship requiring the agent to act in the best interest of and on behalf of the principal. It does not...
Volumes have been written on this subject and if interested we commend you to those several treatises. A primary difference is the virtual absence...
Yes, although it may be voidable if there is strong evidence that the deed was given without sufficient consideration, obtained by fraud, and/or...
Sort of, but don't count on it. Most courts now presume the satisfaction was signed by a person having the right to have done so, and litigation...
You do not "cancel" any lease of any term without the consent of the owner. As long as the landlord is in compliance with its obligations, the...
Settlement is always the preferred alternative for it gives certainty where lawsuits will only give uncertainty. The general rule is that expenses...
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I think you have pretty well stated your own case! Since he supposedly has such good credit, maybe a lawsuit will jar some sense into him,...