If you have an attorney of record (having filed documents on your behalf) then, not unless you file a Substitution of Attorney removing them and...

A Reply is the appropriate document and it needs to be filed and served 5 court days prior to the hearing. An Objection is what you would file if...

Since the 19-year-old has graduated from high school, the court no longer has jurisdiction over issues involving him. However, you could still...

If it is a single family home, then it depends on who is on title; if only your BF, his relatives will have to open a probate and they don’t have...

The key question is are you self-supporting? Here’s a link with info: https://selfhelp.courts.ca.gov/emancipation

The fees would have to come from your Grandma who apparently received no funds from the Trust and probably has no money of her own. When you say...

I say it’s too late; the settlement was ‘global’ in that you settled all issues including attorney’s fees - especially if you had a written...

I suggest searching online and start with her hometown newspaper, or perhaps a larger paper near her hometown.

You can include it in a Reply Declaration in response to her Responding Declaration which is due 5 court days prior to hearing.

Call the attorney, explain what happened and ask for an extension of time. You need to provide the completed necessary forms by just providing the...