Wife makes more money & pays the husbands house, bills, shop rent, mothers house . Husband demands more money, What can I do ?

Talk to your lawyer and work with him or her. Stop going around your lawyer. You might need a restraining order. If you don't have one, get a...

Once filed and served on an opposing party, any dismissal must be agreed upon by both parties. File a pleading where it states with clarity that...

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If I marry someone who owes money to the IRS will his debt affect me? Should I file taxes separately always?

It would be his separate property debt. Talk to a tax specialist on this strategy.

Can a real estate transfer from mother to son done thru an atty in 1997 be disputed by other siblings after moms death on 1/28/?

So first things first. No one can do ANYTHING unless a petition is filed to admit the Will to probate and for the court to appoint a probate...

I want my lawyer to get my life insurance. My spouse is really mad at me. Is that a crime? Shall I get a restraining order?

If the policy has a cash surrender value, then she has a CP interest in the policy. But why not name her? Are the two of you separated or...

What is a stipulantion and order RE. Property Division?

A stipulation is an agreement and the Order is the courts authority and necessity to make the stipulation into an order. This is only filed if the...

Are brokerage account divisions accomplished through a court order directing a roll over or would another QDRO be necessary?

I don't believe a QDRO is the tool. If the asset is divisible as an asset not part of a larger retirement plan, then the asset must be divided...

I would need to look at what was filed as to any and all property declarations. The judgment must address the previous declarations as to how the...

No it won't. What you are considering is a fraudulent transfer. Creditors can still go after the assets to collect.

The Will must be admitted to probate court - not just filed. There is a huge difference. This would require that you file a petition to admit the...