I do not have the original will for an affidavit of small value? Is it possible for me to still file it?
For an affidavit of small estate you don't need the Will. And, a lost original Will is treated as the same as no will. Just proceed with the...
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For an affidavit of small estate you don't need the Will. And, a lost original Will is treated as the same as no will. Just proceed with the...
You don't file the FL-142. You exchange it. But you file a Declaration of Preliminary Declaration of Disclosure saying that a PDD was prepared...
Each of you will need to sign a dismissal and submit it to the court. It is a Judicial Council form that will need to be filled out and filed and...
Go find an attorney to help you on this. Unless you plan on doing this yourself, and I HIGHLY suggest you don't, then you will need their help. ...
No you don't. Whatever your husband inherits from his fathers estate is his separate property.
Because in California, any inherited property from a decedent's estate is that beneficiary's separate property by definition of law. The property...
I have no idea how much she will get as you didn't provide any relevant facts. Secondly, stop trying to let the internet be your source on this as...
Also consider a lodging a creditor claim against the decedent, especially of the business was held as a sole proprietorship. Otherwise, you will...
Are you asking how this effects you (hence the usage of the word repercussions) or are you asking what you should do? Was there a judgment entered...
Yes he should have and I have concerns that your attorney doesn't know how to practice family law. A default should have been filed and then the...