Clarifying code CCP 1010.6
I agree with my colleagues' answers. Litigation is inherently stressful. Your medical condition does not exempt you from the rules of Civil...
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I agree with my colleagues' answers. Litigation is inherently stressful. Your medical condition does not exempt you from the rules of Civil...
"How can I put the house back in my name from a trust?" -- Was the house ever in your name? As Mr. Shields states, a review of the terms of trust...
The answer to your question is governed by Rule 1.18, Rules of Professional Conduct. IMO, the “possibility” that Mr. Pedersen mentions is remote...
In addition to the choices offered by Mr. Pedersen, you have at least one other: talk to your attorney about the charges you question. Attorneys do...
It appears the BK Court has already ruled your adversary complaint. Your remedy, and not a good one, is an appeal. The time to have raised your...
As suggested by Mr. Shields, depending on the facts and terms of trust, decanting might be a possibility without a court order. The purpose of an...
A small claims appeal is a trial de novo. It appears the amendment will control the litigation. You may wish to re-consider your position. A losing...
I agree with Mr. Doland. The only information you can rely on is the court docket from the court's website. Sometimes, even that is in error. If...
This is a question for your lawyer or your wife's lawyer. You will need their assistance. If you have an attorney, you cannot do anything on your own.
If you were named the beneficiary, it is not part of his estate. However, there are some legal theories that could make you personally liable....