How long does it take to get to Federal court regarding fraud and senior abuse. Regarding a mobile home park dispute.

You indicated that you have an excellent attorney. You attorney is in the best position to offer you information and guidance, as your attorney...

Can the C.U. deny me the name of my newly deceased common-law husbands beneficiary?

I am sorry for you loss. The Credit Union is not obligated to share information with you, if the accounts had a named beneficiary. It' is odd...

How can I find out if an estate is community property without a will

Attorney James provided sound advice. You need to look at your husband's complete circumstances to determine the nature of the property. You...

California. My daughter is a beneficiary of my mother's estate, do I need to file for guardianship of her?

Your specific question; you do not need to file to become your daughter's guardian to petition the Probate Court to compel an accounting. However,...

Is it mandatory to have two witnesses when having a power of attorney signed?

In California you need either two witnesses or a notary. The notarial acknowledgment is preferred.

Legally, an amended schedule A is not necessary. The vesting of title in th proper form you as trustee of your trust should be sufficient. If...

Generally, not admissible. However, if you are proceeding in this matter without counsel, you are likely to have bigger issues. You need counsel.

My wife's Mexican divorce paper says "no marriage for a year" which means July 2016. We married on April unaware of this item

The advice from Attorney Staus is right n point. You should have the divorce paperwork retranslated to be sure of what it says. If the divorce is...

Can I add another last name to my sons last name?

In California a name change for an adult is a relatively simple process; file, publish, attend hearing, get signed order. So long as there are no...

Can I object a petition allowing the filing of a late creditors claim in ca probate?

Probate is a highly technical process. This does not sound like a situation that you should take on without counsel. You should contact a probate...