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Informative video! If a commercial property is in receivership and the appointed receiver interferes with the loan process what steps can one take? Example: small family Corp working with bank for a loan to cover old mortgage and receiver calls bank said party is working with and thwarts loan process with frivolous claims. Thus bank will no longer grant a loan. What can someone do with a receiver interfering with loan process? The loan was a go ahead from the bank committee and when receiver called the potential loan was off the table. If you have any suggestions for literature to read to look into please advise. Would really appreciate it. 😊

What's the difference between special exceptions and a motion for a more definite statement?

Thank you for this helpful advice. What happens in the instance of when a party moves for a no-evid MSJ, the judge grants the movants msj, and the reasonable amount of time for discovery has not occurred?

If a debt lawsuit is missing my "II" at the end of my name, which is on my ID, SS card and birth certificate, is it still suing me? Could i get it dropped if this was tje case?

Can you tell me what I need to file to make the trustee show an accounting for everything. I’m a beneficiary due to my father being deceased and entitled to his share. Thing is I was told I was not a beneficiary for almost two years. I’ve objected to things but they just kept moving forward. If someone could just see all the mistakes that were made in the trust document and the keeping me from knowing I’m a beneficiary you would know something isn’t right. There is so much that’s not being disclosed. I’m in California but Nevada laws govern the trust. How do I get to the bottom of this on my own? I haven’t reached out bc I can’t afford it unless it’s contingent There was millions I’m sure at stake but not sure now.. The original beneficiary’s are deceased except for one who is co trustee. The other trustee is the daughter to my grandfathers wife who passed in 2004. Yet her daughters are taking 50 percent of my grandfathers trust. Doesn’t make sense to me. Help please. I have not signed or agreed to anything or cashed any checks.

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I hired a mn real estate lawyer when I was going to buy out my 6 siblings from our mothers inherited house that was in all our names for 4.5 yrs and the lawyer I hired had also done all the probate on this house when mom passed away, I told the lawyer that I agreed to pay all costs incurred in the sale and pay each sibling the amount agreed upon, plus 3 siblings payed off moms mortgage of a bit over 2 thousand dollars, so I payed all lawyer costs and fees, checks to each sibling plus the mortgage amount to 3 of the siblings and because of a recent divorce of 32 yr marriage and a SSDI backpay award for a mental health illness caused from emotional and verbal abuse from the toxic marriage, I was able to pay in cash for the house, $6,000 to each sibling for total of $36,000, lawyer fees of $970.00 and $2,000 for mortgage payoff. 4 yrs later I sold the home for I believe $89,000 because of the many repairs and updates I had made to it. The day after my house sold(on the market for under 48 hours) my younger sister committed suicide, 2 days later, I was contacted by the realtor and her team, informing me that there were $43,000 dollars in liens against my home from 2 of my siblings old credit card debt that wasn't there after probate but were attached to the house during the 4.5 years when a 7 of us were listed on title. So the mn real estate lawyer that I hired to purchase the house never even checked for any liens on title and I'm assuming she didn't because she was the one who did all the probate legal stuff, I never refused to have anything done when working with the lawyer

Thank you for this. I am in the discovery phase of a divorce. I am in the unfortunate position of having no choice other than to act as a pro se litigant with limited guidance. I've read that pro se litigants usually lose because they are not prepared. I refuse to disrespect the court, the judge, myself or opposing counsel with ill-preparedness. It's costing me a lot of time to do this, but I want to do it correctly, to the best of my ability.

Hey Stephan, can you speak on the fiduciary duty that a divorce attorney has to the respondent in a suit for divorce on the no fault ground of insupportability? Does council have a duty to inform his client of what rights he has that are at risk of being lost?

I appreciate and agree with everything you just laid out. We just had a director who was found to have conspired as a director and breached her fiduciary duties to get assets owned by the corporation yet the judge allowed her to keep the spoils of her actions in Burnet County Texas. There were literally no consequences for her actions.

I have a partial judgement ? Lots of money 1, million UGH ! What happens next ? What can they do ? I have a home homesteaded, and home has been in trust 13 yrs.

well understood, thanks

Help My husband sold his house in a trust and ended the trust and he deposited the money in our saving account which made it comingled. Now my husband wants to sue me and the judicial judge would not send to probate. He is of sound mind and controls his own Trust. They want to say I embezzled or stole money. I just placed the money in my savings account because my husband the grantor and the person who refused to title it in the name of the revocable trust. He said he had spent enough on his kids and was not going to leave them anymore although they were beneficiaries and I WAS a successor Trustee. My husband a Trustee, trustor, and a settler. I am worrying myself to death.

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But what abt when the acct has been sold ,and it's a collector sueing u,can they do that

This was very helpful! Thank you!

My family has a pending Trust dispute case in Florida against a bad Trustee who stole everything. The person who was financing our lawsuit seems to have run out of money (after spending possibly around $300,000 so far). What are our options? We looked for a Trust litigation attorney who will take the case on contingency, but none of them will do that. It's such a difficult situation to be in. The decedent left his beneficiaries equal shares, but the bad Trustee stole everything at the last minute (through Undue Influence & Lack of Capacity of settlor's elderly, surviving spouse). What should be our next move here? Our attorney withdrew from the case recently and we're unable to find another one. Can you recommend a top (South Florida) Trust litigation attorney who will take the case on contingency?

Does this apply to small claims court as well?

I have a judgement against me , Houston back to 2009 is there any website I can check to see if it’s still active they never garnished my account

Than you for the info.

WHAT IS THE LAW ON FIDUCIARY DUTY IN A DIVORCE WHEN ONLY ONE PARTY HAD REPRESENTATION ( AN ATTORNEY) WHEN THE BREACH OCCURED?

I have a question ! I have received a fiduciary duty letter from my former employer , and they are asking for documents , drawings and information but I do not have anything . What should I do ? Can I sue them for harassment and posible discrimination ? Here in Texas

Excellent information and this is what Attorneys Need to hear and See How these Attorneys Have Tried to take Advantage and I will Prove My Case How you deal with Cowards and Cant Follow Through.

Looking for assistance for a fraud case stemming from a trust in Eureka CA davidhinz59@gmail.com

in small claims court is it possinle for a defendant to back out of discovery after the defendant asked for discovery? Pleading yhat said defendant realizes they are in way over their head?

I so agree--- Concise exacting & sparse discovery is much more powerful than voluminous, massive, time wasting, resources. Excellence ethical lawyering.

This is extremely helpful information for me as there has been a No-Evidence Motion of Summary Judgment in my case. I'm confident I have more than the necessary scintilla of evidence. So here's my question: If the judge agrees that my evidence is valid, what happens then? Does the judge simply rule that the case should continue, or does the judge make a ruling that the case is over and enter a final judgment? I suspect it is the former. Thanks very much. I wish you were in Beaumont, TX, as my attorney resigned and I'm currently acting pro se.

The best legal information I’ve found on UA-cam. I appreciate your efforts to present this.