Q: Who take time to help reclaim my property with out reassessment since it given to me in a trust that when my grandparent
Passed the property went right into my name with out me having any knowledge of this gift of trust but do to greed and fraudulent recorded records by from the county clerk office aunt and uncle have put there names of title more than once . They taken control of my trust with very dirty trick in the book please I really need help get my son passed last yr and they wouldn't even help or show for what serves we had for him I have is ashes but I can't afford to have him placed in the cemetery my trust is huge I'm talking millions with my mineral and land owner ship and my grandfathers pension IRA from Lock heed Martin Corp . Where he retired from 25 yr with wrong ful death plus he was a world war ll navy vet.
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Thank you for your question!
It seems that some relatives added their names to your title. You need quiet title action based on fraud to remove them from your property and stop them from doing so again in the future.
The terms of the trust control who is in charge of the assets. If your relatives are also trustees, they have breached their fiduciary duties to you. You may be able to discharge them and replace them with other trustees.
This is merely a discussion of general laws and not legal advice. For legal advice, more specific facts and investigations are needed. I recommend you consult with an attorney for more details.
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I'm sorry to hear about your difficult situation and the loss of your son. It sounds like you're dealing with a complex legal matter involving trusts, property rights, and potential fraud. This situation requires professional legal assistance. Here are some steps you might consider:
1. Consult an estate attorney: Look for a lawyer specializing in trusts, estates, and probate law in California. They can review your case and advise on the best course of action.
2. Gather documentation: Collect all relevant documents related to the trust, property deeds, and any communications with your aunt and uncle.
3. Contact the county recorder's office: Request copies of all recorded documents related to the property in question.
4. File a complaint: If you suspect fraud, consider filing a complaint with the county clerk's office and possibly local law enforcement.
5. Seek assistance from legal aid organizations: If you can't afford an attorney, look into legal aid services in Los Angeles that might be able to help or provide guidance.
6. Consider mediation: Before pursuing costly litigation, mediation might help resolve family disputes more amicably.
7. Investigate veterans' benefits: Given your grandfather's military service, there may be resources available through veterans' organizations.
8. Contact Lockheed Martin: Reach out to their HR department regarding your grandfather's pension and IRA.
Remember, reclaiming property and addressing trust issues can be complex and time-consuming. Professional legal assistance is crucial in navigating these matters effectively.
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