Can I legally get rid of this property??

You must be responsible for keeping the property and in giving her notice that she has 30 days to claim it and then after that, you can dispose of...

Can I court to credit me for all the money Ive been paid to my ex

Why don't you just file a Request For Orders on the issue of child support and child custody. If there are no orders then she can't collect...

If I married in Nevada, but I reside in California, and he in North Carolina, can I file for divorce or annulment in California?

You can file here in California if you have been a resident for at least 6 months prior to the filing. You must also have been a resident in your...

Rights of the son of the brother of decedent's father?

This is confusing. Who died and are there any children of the decedent? Did the decedent leave a spouse? Is there a Will? If there is a Will,...

Do I as a single child of one sister get one half of the inheritance or equal shares as the children of the other sister?

If there is no Will and the estate passes by intestate law and the facts are exactly as you say they are, then you step into your parents shoes and...

Divorce in California : Home value divide

I don't do calculations on AVVO but the general principle is that the house is your separate property but your spouse has gained a community...

You do not need to attach a death certificate to the probate petition. Seek legal assistance on probating an estate because it is usually more...

I have not received the inheritance I am entitled to under law from the representative. It's been 4 years now.

It depends how the inheritance was to be passed to you ,via trust or will or intestate succession? Seek legal assistance on this from a probate...

Do I need a Death certificate with the petition to probate de-111

You do not need a death certificate to file a probate petition.

I am filing for divorce. we how long before i file for divorce can i remove my spouse from my health insurance?

Not until a final order or judgment has been entered on the matter or by order of the court.