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How long does Probate take in California?
Probate of an estate in California can take as little as nine months; however, that would be considered fast. On average they take a year to a year … Answered by Kimberly D. Neilson
How do I contest a trust in California?
A trust contest is typically filed on behalf of a contestant when he or she has concerns with the distribution provisions of the trust. For … Answered by Kimberly D. Neilson
What can I do if the trustee of a California trust will not provide me with information?
An heir or beneficiary of a trust is entitled to certain information about the trust from the trustee, including a copy of the trust once the trustor … Answered by Kimberly D. Neilson
How much does a trust or will cost in California?
A revocable living trust can vary in cost, depending on the complexity of the estate plan, size of the estate and whether it is for a single person … Answered by Kimberly D. Neilson
Can I sue for elder financial abuse in California?
Suing for financial elder abuse requires first that the claimant is in a legal position to make a claim — he or she must have standing to sue. … Answered by Kimberly D. Neilson
What if I suspect elder financial abuse is occurring in California?
You should report it to local agencies tasked with protecting seniors, including but not limited to local law enforcement and Adult Protective … Answered by Kimberly D. Neilson
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