If you have the original will, you may be able to reopen - although it seems all assets have been distributed. Take will to a probate attorney for...

You can file and say there’s no will - and the house, if owned by your dad, will be divided between the two of you by what is called “intestate...

If you think the judge erred, then your only option is to appeal. I suggest you get a consult with an appellate attorney to review your file but an...

The better approach might be to just file an RFO to modify. It’s possible that partnership distributions and bonuses are not predictable. The P&L...

Finish your case in OK because you already have orders by posting in OK and then register your final decree here in CA for enforcement.

It depends on the specificity of your legal custody orders but they usually require joint decisions except for emergencies.

You can change her name with a petition for name change but you must give dad notice; however this will not terminate his parental rights (that he...

…and it should be filed 5 court days prior to the hearing and served on the other party or their attorney by a 3rd party

If he is cooperative, you might try the new Joint Petition (google it); otherwise, you just file, have him served, reach an agreement or go to...

The important part is not whether your mom signed a petition but whether she filed it and got temporary custody orders. Your post isn’t clear as to...