You cannot just "walk away" from real property that is held in your joint names or is other wise community property. Formalities need to be...

How do I report elder and financial abuse. One elder has passed already and the other is to scared to say anything?

I recommend that you consult with an attorney who handles probate and elder abuse law; you might also want to file a complaint with Adult...

Why could my brother have lied in Superior Court about me being a convicted felon too gain control of my mother's assets?

I recommend that you immediately consult with an attorney who practices probate law.

Is appealing a Magistrates Order case suicide? or is it necessary to preserve appeal ?

Most orders (that is, pre-judgment orders) cannot be appealed; you must appeal instead from the final judgment. You may have grounds for a...

What do I have to do to get my pets back from my abusive ex?

Unfortunately you may need to file a lawsuit. I recommend consulting with an attorney before you do so,

My lawyer settled my employment case with my previous employer for $35000., thru arbitration , unfair fee ?

Your lawyer did not settle the case; you did, and you should have been advised what your net proceeds would be. If you were not advised about the...

Can a commercial co-venture in California say a charity donation from sales is void in states we don't want to register in?

This is much too complex for you to rely on internet chat room for legal and tax advice. I recommend that you retain a business attorney to advise...

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Judge has wrongfully ordered sale of my house to pay a creditor? First he ruled, sale was "disallowed". Then "allowed".

Yes, this is (probably) an appealable order. Whether the appeal has any merit, however, is a wholly separate question. No, the filing of a Notice...

First, an attorney cannot ethically or legally settle your case without your consent. And, in practical terms, the opposing party and the court...

How do I appeal this judgement?

An appeal will probably will not succeed because you cannot introduce new evidence at the appellate division (i.e., that you did not receive...