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Trust issues in CA. Haven't read any of the laws

At this point, a coherent post would be a great start.
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What would you like the case # ?

What would you expect me to post that proves anything on a public forum ?
Don't you need to have some sort of litigation started to get a case number?

May I recommend you start cleaning out the property and work on your gimp shuffle for the side of a busy intersection.
 
So OP has worked his entire life to not pay taxes, not give into the system, not prepare for his future, but now wants strangers to provide him $150,000 ????

Can you tell us some more about how you electrified the "Trump Sign" to prevent theft?

? :confused:

PAE

Paradise Auto Electric :idea:
 
Did you seriously just now make that connection?

How fucking drunk have you stayed for the last couple years? :laughing:

Be nice. I am not nore have I ever been glued to this place nor do I really dug into and follow, or try to understand posters that dont agree with most of the time. The old place had the Paradise guy. Yeah OK. Brilliant. I didn't follow or hardly even read his posts.

New site, PAE.

Fuck, I dont know. Poodle Addled Emergency What the fuck ?

So what is Splib Senor sobriety ??? :flipoff2:
 
Amazing how you put those clues together.

I didn't really follow you Pilgrim. Good luck with your house and estate.

How bad was your life interrupted by the Paradise fire ?
 
Since OP(AE) won't state what the trust situation is, I'm inferring from context:
  • Sis wants to sell the house to liquidate the estate & cash them both out 50/50
  • PAE has no job, and can't buy Sis outta' her half of their shared asset
    • PAE assumes the house he's in rent-free is his forever
    • Sister wants to cash out, separate their assets, and end her responsibility
  • Logic is a hurdle, and Nutbag assumes sister is trying to shut him out entirely
  • Nutbag gave the same non-answers to his lawyer, who said "get fucked"
  • In before the HGTD
Now, I'm not saying any of that^ is correct.

PAE - Please feel free to clear things up.


Seriously, dude - if you can clearly state the injustices against you, I'm interested in helping. As are others. If you don't take this seriously, don't expect us to either. Jesus Tapdancing Christ on a tricycle!
 
Some parts of this thing have names that cannot be in a public forum.
That’s understandable however nothing you listed states they can just take the money other than I believe it was 4% a year for taking care of the trust
 
You cant read.

She hid him for the last two years of his life#2

Wouldn't allow me access to see him, speak with him, be in his house.

Etal.
I have witnessed this very scenario.
My mom and her sister.
Long story short, mom got screwed and my aunt went on to live pretty damn good.
30 years later they put everything to bed a while ago and talk almost everyday.
Money fucks people up and clouds judgement.
In the end the money means nothing.
I truly hope you get through this and eventually you and your sister come to terms.
 
Ok, let me try again pae.


There seems to be a break in communication between you and everyone here.

I dont think anyone here actually knows what you are dealing with and all the random bits and pieces are confusing. Nobody wants names or personal information.

Something aling the lines of




" so last year my dad passed away and left a trust which my sister is the trustee of.
I have lived my whole life on the family property and would prefer to stay or at least have ample time to get a plan togeather.
My sister wants to sell everything asap and isnt working with me. I figure the property is worth $300k and in adition my dad had another 200k in assets.
I tried hiring a lawer and have paid him $4000 and he doesnt seem to understand the urgency or even really care to help so im already out that money.
Im scared and overly stressed, I dont have any income currently and am mid battle over dissability durme to a back injury
Now I started a gofund me without putting much thought into it but maybe there are other options, I dont seem to understand this legal stuff as well as I thought.
Im in a bad spot and would appriciate any help or advice you guys may have to offer. I am a little scatterbrained but will do my best to answer questions but am leery of giving away to much personal info.

Thanks guys"
:kisses: PAE
 
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It's been a year since my dad died usually trusts are distributed within a years time.
I asked in the other thread but maybe this is the real one(merge time!!).

Anyway, how long do you think until this situation is resolved?
 
PAE, at first you made it sound like she was trying to screw you. Now, it sounds more like she is trying to evenly divide trust assets.

Which is it?
 
I posted in the other thread. I will drive up there to read the fucking will and trust and assist with finding an attorney and interview them if needed.

All from a neutral/legal perspective. Get the fucking emotional bullshit out of it. If I deem it worthy I can also assist financially.

PAE just let me know. I have a free day or two next week.
 
where was this i am totaly confused
which part.

That PAE is one of those "i'll never pay taxes Sovereign Citizen's" or that is was caught dead ass lying that he electrified a "Trump" sign that was repeatedly being stolen?

This dude has never prepared for his future, does not pay into taxes, only believes that he should get shit from the Government but not put into it any, and now wants us to bail him out.

Plus throwing the VET card out as well.

I've donated to more people and causes here and the old place but fuck this guy.
 
which part.

That PAE is one of those "i'll never pay taxes Sovereign Citizen's" or that is was caught dead ass lying that he electrified a "Trump" sign that was repeatedly being stolen?

This dude has never prepared for his future, does not pay into taxes, only believes that he should get shit from the Government but not put into it any, and now wants us to bail him out.

Plus throwing the VET card out as well.

I've donated to more people and causes here and the old place but fuck this guy.


I agree, mostly.

But that doesn't mean he should get fucked by family.
 
If true, 1000%.

But if he really has rights to $600k of securities, asking people to buy him a house has poor optics.


Fully agree, but I also don't think he is thinking straight, and obviously has no idea what the laws are. He is acting emotionally because he doesn't know any better.

Ignorance is bliss sometimes, this is not one of them.
 
Yeah what was I thinking getting evicted by ones sister thats not screwing you huh...

Taking all of your lifes posessions to the dump naaa thats not screwing you.


She wants to take anywhere from 500k to 1 mil of securities and obscond with them
I was asking a question which you partially answered. You need to calm down and start thinking.

Now, it sounds like she is trying to keep more than her share of the trust.

If that's the case, I'm sorry your sister is a ****. The law is on your side because your parents created a trust.

Good on members to help you. If I was closer, I would have already talked to the attorney that helped me with my parents trust because she is almost family and solid. Her Dad was my Dad's closest friend and a retired police Captain. She would have been pissed off at your sister, come to your house and walked you through everything.
 
As trustee she has total discretionary choice as to distribution of all assets, I'm still fucked, and finding an attorney that will take this case in speculation would be a miracle.


50% Of trust assets not necessarily any house, as she wanted to get the securities sell the securities and supposedly fix the houses and then sell the houses.

It's been a year since my dad died usually trusts are distributed within a years time.
No, she doesn't. She has to act in the best interests of the trust and it's beneficiaries. That may mean doing exactly what you typed and the way the market is right now, doesn't seem too bad to me.
It's not really the best market to be hanging on to securities and it's the best market to sell houses.
Thing is, that doesn't dissolve the trust nor her responsibilities as Trustee.
You can also request your share, as I said before. So tell her you want her to cash out some of the securities and apply your half of that sale to keeping the house that you are in, for fair market value of an appraisal. The Trust turns over deed to your house, in exchange for half the value of it, paid for by the sale of enough securities, reducing your half of said securities held by the trust. Include whatever else you own half of, as needed, also at fair market value.

Then figure out what else is owed you from the trust and get that in cash, dissolving the trust.

As for trust duration, you're way out of whack. I am the 4th trustee (as unbiased as it gets) of a 100 year old trust.
 
No, she doesn't. She has to act in the best interests of the trust and it's beneficiaries. That may mean doing exactly what you typed and the way the market is right now, doesn't seem too bad to me.
It's not really the best market to be hanging on to securities and it's the best market to sell houses.
Thing is, that doesn't dissolve the trust nor her responsibilities as Trustee.
You can also request your share, as I said before. So tell her you want her to cash out some of the securities and apply your half of that sale to keeping the house that you are in, for fair market value of an appraisal. The Trust turns over deed to your house, in exchange for half the value of it, paid for by the sale of enough securities, reducing your half of said securities held by the trust.

Then figure out what else is owed you from the trust and get that in cash, dissolving the trust.

As for trust duration, you're way out of whack. I am the 4th trustee (as unbiased as it gets) of a 100 year old trust.
Being someone who went through all of this on the sidelines, he speaks the truth. I had nothing to do with it but I saw it all play out. You would do well to listen to those who know about this stuff.
 
Ive read that most trust distributions happen within the first year after the trustors death
Distribution is not the same as dissolution.

What I suggested is a distribution, regarding the house and payment to her. It does reduce the value of the trust, paying her as a beneficiary, but the trust remains, diminished yet still equal.

Cashing out the trust, that's dissolution and has to be agreed on, by all beneficiaries.
 
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