Assuming this is a divorce/separation matter, yes, that is what it means. Just note, importantly, this does not mean that the parties can now...

First, one wonders why, if there is already a "probate lawyer" who has weighed in, that probate lawyer's answer wasn't accepted? Is the probate...

No. You do, however, have "appeal rights", or you may have appeal rights. Whether you do, or still do (you must bring an appeal within a...

This is much too complex of a fact pattern for anyone to give you a reasonable answer over the internet. You need to sit down with an attorney,...

First, as I am sure you know, AVVO is an advertising site. The purpose of the site is for attorneys to provide, if they want to, answers that...

"Civil procedure" is one of the most complex, most mis-understood (by lawyers) and most important parts of a litigation matter. You really,...

The first thing to do is to figure out what you received. It sounds like you received "Notice" of the Expedited Motion, and if so, you should read...

Hello, Sorry to hear about your husband. I hope you are getting along well since his passing. Based SOLELY on the (not entirely complete)...

You need to sit down with an experienced Arizona probate attorney, show him all the relevant documents you and find, and pay him for an hour or two...

Good that you are careful. These kinds of questions require, not just you reciting the language you think is relevant, but an actual review of...