Why hasn't your attorney requested a trial? Why hasn't your attorney filed an RFO seeking orders for voc eval. Has your ex been given an order...

I'm not married to my ex-boyfriend. We are broke up now and he is filing a Community and Quasi-community Property Declaration

Were you at one time married to him? If not, then you won't have anything to worry about as to spousal support. If you weren't married, then the...

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Should I accept my ex's offer and settle out of court?

I can't tell you if its a fair offer just with these few facts. Yes you are entitled to half of his pension that was earned during the marriage. ...

My mother in law is handling her deceased aunt's estate in CA. Is it normal for the lawyer to ask for 1/2 of the executors fee?

It seems the attorney is asking for actually less then the statutory allowed amount. See probate code section 10810 for how attorney fees are...

What do you mean it was closed? Normally, parties can still do discovery up to 30 days prior to trial. If you are less than 30 days prior to...

Will an Annulment filed in California, with reason of fraud affect either one of people's travel to and from USA in future.

An annulment will not affect your travel status out of country. Fraud, in this case is not a criminal matter. But, from what you have stated, you...

Can my husband kick me out of the house? We been merried for more than 27 years

No he can't do this as you have just as much right to be there as he does. And, just because his name only is on the deed, doesn't mean that you...

How can I establish the legality of QDRO (401k) my husband created to make sure is split 50/50 according to CA law (divorce)?

You share of the community property value of the 401K is determined by the contributions made during marriage. If he had established his...

Probate Question

The way to do this is to file an Affidavit of Small Estate under Probate Code Section 13100, et seq. As to the checks, you need to contact the...

Is there any way to get help, for free, regarding a trust and a will?

You might be able to get attorney fees paid by the estate if they executors haven't done what was needed. You could even attach attorney fees to...