I need help please! Regarding Child & Spousal Support, Properties Settlement, Custody of kids.

There are many attorneys on this network who can take your case and help you get it resolved. A good attorney will try to negotiate settlement...

Will an email from ex saying he wanted me to get equity from sell of home hold up in court?

"Hold up" for what purpose? To show there was an agreement? Not likely. To use to impeach his credibility and show he was lying as to an...

Under California probate laws today, who takes over my sister's estate?

No one can take over her estate without a court order. But, the good news is that you could be appointed by a probate court to take on the task of...

Where can I get an affidavit form to release the funds from my deceased husbands CD account.

There is no special "form" to use but you can probably find a format on-line to use. It is formally and Affidavit For Small Estate under Probate...

Probate Homestead & surviving spouse

Has a petition to probate the estate been filed? That is where you start and you can ask this in the petition. Court has discretion on awarding...

Am I eligible to sue the sheriffs department for wrongful arrest in Orange County, CA?

There are too many holes in this story. If the matter is in family law court, no you can't sue the Sheriff's department. Get on with the divorce.

Should divorce MSA with reconciliation part will void future Marvin palimony "implied contract" or "QUANTUM MERUIT"?

Marvin only applies where there is an implied contract for non-married couples who are in dispute over the "arrangements" of the non-marriage...

Why are you submitting an FL-150? If you have an MSA and it contains child support provisions, then I don't understand the necessity of doing...

CAN Iget my final divorce paperwork from torrance court house from 1995

You will need to go the county records office and request the file and then ask them to copy the final judgment. All of this at a cost of course. ...

It depends on what the issues are and what is actually being decided. Usually simple procedural matters only require an attorney to be present.