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...

There is usually a ‘carve-out’ for communications regarding children; however, if it isn’t in the RO, then no communication.

A child’s needs and best interests (determined by the court based on the evidence) change over time, so it’s possible that the court will grant him...