If both parents are deceased, a beneficiary is still able to receive a copy of their trust. Find out how to get a copy of a trust in this situation here.
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California’s Probate Law is codified in the California Probate Code. Nearly everything you might want to look up about California probate is in the Probate Code. Be aware that some aspects of probate procedure are governed by the California Code of Civil Procedure. You can look up California law here.
Probate requires every estate to file an Inventory and Appraisal. For a list of facts about this process, or if you need help with a probate, contact us.
Are you confused by the differences between undue influence and lack of capacity in a California trust? View here for more information from a San Diego trust attorney.
Beneficiaries can file petitions to obtain court involvement in a probate administration. These notices must be given to the correct parties.
Time to Terminate? 5 Instances When a Trust Terminates in California. View here for examples from a San Diego trust administration attorney.
Personal representatives must distribute the estate assets in accordance with terms outlined in the residuary clauses. Click her for more information.
Wondering what qualities a good probate attorney should possess? Learn the five traits to look for.
During the probate administration process in San Diego, most records are public, including the will. Learn which private documents remain sealed.
Personal representatives in California must complete an Inventory and Appraisal Form. This form includes two attachments. Click here to learn more.