Am I required to return items to the Administrator of the Probate Estate when Items were given to me by the decedent?
If the decedent was competent and did gift the items to you, then they do not belong to her estate but to you.
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If the decedent was competent and did gift the items to you, then they do not belong to her estate but to you.
If you trust your Wife’s judgment regarding health and education, then giving up joint legal custody wouldn’t be fatal; you can include language...
Violation of an RO is a criminal matter.
This issue will probably be whether CA can establish personal jurisdiction over the other parent sufficient to make an order. Contact Dept of...
Probably an OSC re Sanctions for failure to appear but only if you have filed a Response to the Petition.
You need to consider the message sent by the judicial officer to honestly determine whether there is any truth to it. If so, modify your behavior...
I suggest that you do; otherwise, how is the court going to consider your position?
You can either request copies from the court, or wait until your conference and inform the judge that you haven’t received either petition.
It is certainly possible - especially since you don’t feel comfortable with self-representation.
Were you parental rights terminated or was it just your custodial rights? If parental rights, no - but if custodial rights, yes.