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How to I obtain something that was willed to me, but the executor of estate will not hand over?
Your question doesn't state whether the will has been admitted to probate - without all the facts, it is tough to point you in the right direction. Your mother may not have taken that step and may not fully understand her legal obligations if she is in possession of the original will. If your mother does not have an attorney, you may want to contact an attorney for a consultation - sometimes, for a small fee, an attorney can assist you with a letter which helps the executor understand that...
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What is the burden of proof for seeking a restraining order in WA state
My experience in Pierce County Superior Court is that to obtain a domestic violence restraining order, you need to make clear and specific allegations while under oath that you have been a victim of domestic violence in the past and that you are afraid the conduct may continue in the future. Any evidence that you have will be helpful in persuading the judge - for example photographs, emails from the respondent, declarations from witnesses. The fact that your child was present during the...
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Can a judge deny a defendant the ability to quash a warrant in WA state
The public defense attorney is correct that judge's do not have to quash a warrant until you actually appear at a scheduled court appearance. When you appear, there are essentially two options - either the warrant is quashed and you are set an out-of-custody hearing date to address the underlying issues, or you may be taken into custody and the judge may require you to post bail. Whether or not you are required to post bail depends on your criminal history, the reasons you have failed to...
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