Does a marriage license/certificate need to be corrected in order to file for divorce?

No it isn't necessary to go back and correct the marriage certificate as to his birthdate.

My divorce has been final for 3+ years, I was married for just short of 30 years, my ex refuses to pay settlement.

Get an attorney to help you. I don't think you have the emotional strength to do this since you are very vulnerable to his vacant threats.

We have been separated for 4 years. My husband has anger issues and while better, still may end in divorce

If you don't have a legal separation, then the funds you have referred to might actually have community property rights attached to them. Thus,...

First, I hope you know what you are doing. Just because your mom is not on the deed, doesn't necessarily mean she has no community rights or...

How long is probate? How do probate attorneys typically charge?

A probate case that has no "snags" will usually take 8-9 months to come to closure. ATtorney fees are defined in Probate Code Section 13100 and we...

Cohabitation

What is it worth to you? How much are paying for spousal support. Generally co-habitation can be considered as equivalent to remarriage. It's...

Where you got married or where you marriage was registered is irrelevant. As long as you have lived here in California for at least 6 months prior...

Do i need attorney or i can present myself?

What makes you think she will honestly agree to any kind of equitable division of property, spousal support etc? Yes, adamantly yes, you should...

Can my soon to be ex-spouse refuse to answer a Production Request because the information involves a shared inheritance?

Hire an attorney to get this matter done and to get an order for attorney fees and to do formal discovery on this new source of income.

If I file for divorce before my spouse's pending Workman's Comp case is finalized will I still have any rights to settlement?

It depends on the nature of the award and the reason for the compensation award. The date of filing won't affect your alleged rights to the matter.