My dad died with a will. However, he does not have a lot of stuff. Do we need to go to court?
No not really. You could probably do this via an affidavit of small estate.
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No not really. You could probably do this via an affidavit of small estate.
He can't evict you. Only the landlord can. You have just as much right to stay there as he does. You could ask for spousal support if you needed.
You can't but your son can. Since he is 21 he is a legal adult. Only if he is mentally incompetent, and then you would need a conservatorship,...
There are some big myths here that need to be squashed. First, you don't file for 50% custody just so you don't have to pay child support. ...
All assets both community and separate must be disclosed by both parties. If a bank account was closed prior to the divorce, then it isn't an...
You can't get attorney fees because you feel he "caused" the divorce. And you can't get attorney fees if you don't have an attorney. If there are...
If you haven't been served, the clock doesn't start regarding a filing date for the divorce response. But is sounds like your wife has also filed...
Suggest you file two affidavits of small estate. One on behalf of your mother and the other on behalf of your brother to distribute the estate...
If the house is yours then she can't force you to sell what is yours after the divorce. But if the judgment stated something as to indemnification...
Please see my response/post to this question that was reposted at a later time.