Do I need a will--can we get one due to his dementia? What do I do?
The property will pass according to the laws of intestacy. Some will go to you and some will go to his children. If he has dementia then he...
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The property will pass according to the laws of intestacy. Some will go to you and some will go to his children. If he has dementia then he...
Property Insurance: This is the standard coverage for physical property that you own. You can only insure as much as you own. As a renter, this...
You should hire an attorney for this. It sounds like a simple enforcement issue. You can likely get your attorney's fees paid by the obligor....
Child support is based off of your income. Counseling is a medical need and is usually addressed on a 50/50 of uninsured amount split. Take...
Largely depends on how much time has passed. After a certain amount of time the other side has defenses that you waived any disagreements.
If she is behind on support then he can file for an enforcement of the support to include attorney fees.
Talk to a Probate Litigation attorney. If there was impropriety you can likely sue for your attorney's fees.
You need to do an adjudication of paternity. The birth certificate does not resolve all of the legal issues - don't treat it as the final word....
Sounds like the house is community property. Figure out - are you wanting to stay married? Or are you trying to divorce? Then go see an attorney...
The way to do this is to have your uncle sue your mother in a SAPCR. If you work and make money you could try to get emancipated. Google...