Fort Bragg, CA asked in Real Estate Law, Civil Litigation and Probate for California

Q: Is it possible for the executor of the trust, do the paper work for probate or do you have to go to court? My brother

Is the executor for our mothers trust. He is the one that drew up the document for me to sign, not to have my name on the title to our mother's property. On Friday my case was dismissed. I left my brother's a message to let them know. They have not called me back. There was no court order for the document. So I am hoping I didn't lose my ownership to the property. The document was not notarized, will I remain a owner with my brothers or will I have to take them to court?

1 Lawyer Answer
Richard Samuel Price
Richard Samuel Price
Answered
  • Probate Lawyer
  • Redlands, CA
  • Licensed in California

A: Without reading what you signed and understanding what type of case you had, it is impossible to answer your questions. You should bring all of your documents to an attorney to review and give you some legal advice.

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