Absolutely. You are exactly right.

Change orders are one of the most likely areas for abuse by contractors because with the project already in progress, the owner has less leverage to deny the change order.

This isn't a bad thing. Now, as executrix, she has all the obligations to you with the Court supervising. One question is whether she got authority to administer the estate under the Independent Administrator of Estate Act (full or limited). This allows her more authority to administer the... View More

You need assistance immediately - insurance companies will use any delay against you. The basic idea with harassment is if you can't easily escape the situation (like a job, or an apartment, or the HOSPITAL) you can have a claim. Any tracking of devices or hacking can be the subject of a... View More

The class action has a website where you can do this, here:

https://www.fbinternettrackingsettlement.com/submit-claim.php

No, unauthorized access to an account is not allowed. Most platforms prohibit unauthorized access. Legally there are are problems as well - its a violation of Federal law and various state laws. However, law enforcement very rarely investigates these issues or charges anyone. They will generally... View More

The trustee is required to sign and record the Deed of Reconveyance. The recommend going to a trustee or title company and hire them to do it. They can substitute as trustee and get everything signed and recorded so that you fulfill your legal duty to give the borrower clear title.

When two people own a property as joint tenants, if one dies the other automatically owns the whole property. So yes, if your mother dies first, your dad will own the whole property. If your father dies first, your mother would own the whole property. This will happen regardless of any will or... View More

You can only subpoena when there is a lawsuit, and even then there are additional barriers for a non-lawyer (you have to get the form approved by the court clerk).

Generally, sexual harassment is actionable from an employer, landlord, or someone else where it is difficult or impossible to... View More

You need to have some grounds to contest a trust. Undue influence by someone or a lack of capacity of your father ... something like that. You need to move quickly because if you brother serves your with the proper notice, your time to contest the trust will expire. Don't wait until it's too late.

She wrote the trust? Is she an attorney?

The best way to proceed is to hire an attorney to freeze any accounts before the money is gone. Do not trust the DA to do anything - typically law enforcement will designate is a 'civil matter' and decline to prosecute or even investigate it.

Abandonment of the job is a serious ethical and legal violation. If you have any contact with your contractor you should make a record (email/text/mail) of demanding reimbursement to you of any amounts owed employees and installers.

Second thing is to verify his CSLB license, if you... View More