Attorney Fees vs Trustee Fees

[justlikeyou]

california

Q: if a trustee resigns or quits and sends a 30 day notice as instructed by the trust document, does the court still have to approve the resignation?

Q: what is the calif code citations for a court order to resign?

thanks in advance,

[paleolith]

Q: what are the guidelines for such intimate decisions?

The standard guideline is that the maker of a will, or the grantee of a trust, must be of sound mind. Period.

Unless you are prepared to prove in court that she was insane, or at least incapable of making sound decisions, you have no ground to stand on. Pressuring someone to change their mind is not illegal unless the person pressured is incapable of making their own decisions. If making financial decisions in an intimate relationship were illegal, then falling in love would be illegal. If pressure were illegal, then 99% of investment "advisors" would be in jail.

You've been told before, so I'll take my turn: hire an attorney. You are asking questions about process, which are more difficult to answer in a forum than questions of law. You've gotten yourself mired in emotional issues that only get in the way of resolving the financial issues. Your attorney will help you cut through the BS you've gotten yourself mired in and figure out what's actually relevant.

Edward (not a lawyer myself)

[mikectm2]

justlikeyou

California Probate Code Section 15642 and 17200 (b)(10)

I know it's been about 1 year since you asked (give or take a few days)