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As I told you previously, if you don't answer the questions I asked and clarify the facts as I mentioned, there isn't much of anything anyone here can tell you. You've provided even more facts in your follow up posts and continue not to answer the questions I and others are asking.

Please elaborate. In particular, what does "through my father" mean in the context of this sentence, and what does "cash trust assets" mean? Are your parents still alive? Huh? "They" being your brothers? Given by whom? In this context, "fair" is a meaningless concept. Whose estate...

You don't have any; this has nothing to do with you. As for your wife, she can either acquiesce to the bus driver's threat or not (although I'm honestly not sure what "remove the police report" might mean), but that seems so obvious that I can't really believe that's what you intended to ask...

I'm quite confident that intelligently answering this question will require details about the case that you haven't provided, and I agree with the prior response.

What do you mean by "having the trustee removed"? Unless it's a court-supervised trust (uncommon and likely not the case here), and assuming the trust instrument was drafted by a non-idiot attorney (and also assuming standard trustee succession language), the removal happens automatically upon...

No one here can speak intelligently about what an unknown attorney will or won't tell you, but I agree with "adjusterjack's" statement that "[y]ou're not likely to walk away from that consultation with any DIY information." That said, I can answer those three questions for you: 1. Yes. Or, to...

Just to be clear, these are accounts owned by your father, as trustee of the trust. Correct? How many accounts and how many different financial institutions are we talking about? What is the reason for having these accounts at multiple institutions. Would it be correct to assume that you...

Define "simple divorce." The extent to which your divorce will be "simple" or not depends on the relevant facts and the willingness of you and your husband to cooperate with each other.

In other words, you were arrested. Right? What "papers"? What do they say? And what exactly are you being charged with? Specifically, you should have something that references a section of the North Carolina General Statutes. It should look something like "NCGS 14-x.y" (possibly NCGS...

You have dozens of legal rights, and creating a list would serve no useful purpose. You can "insist" anything you like, but you don't have any right to have the work done by someone with any particular certifications. Be sure you've made this clear to the landlord and that you make it clear...

This comes down to three things: (1) the facts; (2) the words of your divorce decree; and (3) Virginia law. We have very little of #1 and none of #2, and #3 requires legal research. If you think there's something here, then it's worth your while to seek a consultation with a local family law...

Did she speak with the lawyer in English or whatever language she is fluent in? Before signing the contract, did she ask to have it translated into her language? If not, why not? Did she take the contract to someone fluent in both English and her language? If not, why not? By the way, I...

Seems like we're going to have to pull teeth to get relevant information. "Member of staff" = bank employee? Sounds like this person was not actually acting on your behalf - i.e., you did not made a request for a new (debit/credit?) card. Right? Do you know this person's name? Huh? Are...

Do you know the payee on the check? If so, why not let him/her know about this and leave it to him/her to deal with it? If you really want to do something, call your local FBI office.

Used what information? Used your information in what manner? Under the guise of you making what request to whom? Is there a distinction between "the bank" and "the company"? In other words, please explain a bit better what happened. In particular, did you lose any money as a result of what...

This doesn't change anything. You bought Property A. You did not buy Property B or any interest in Property B. You knew (or should have known) when you bought Property A that you had no control over what happened on Property B. Other than the illegal trash fire and the possible assault with...

One would need to read the contract to speak intelligently about this, but I doubt it. Yup.

Anyone can sue anyone for anything, but you haven't clearly explained what the issue is. Here's what you told us the neighbor did: 1. "bulldoze all the trees and shrubs off the neighboring property. I assume "the neighboring property" is property that your neighbor owns and you do not own or...

Thanks. Looks like these things cost just a few hundred bucks, so the OP may get lucky; the insurer might just scratch out a check for the value of a new one.

"The civil court"? Which one? There are 58 counties in California. All of them have websites, and they're all different in terms of what records are and aren't available. Note, however, that, in California, marriage records are generally not maintained by the courts. Of course, just because...