I need to pay a lump sum for divorce. I borrowed the money & need to know if there's a certain way I should hand it over?

Lump sum payment for what and payable to whom?

No Original Trust document? Now what?

Yes you can. If this is truly a Trust, then just administrate the estate. You don't need to send the Trust through probate.

Can the petitioner file a final disclosure with the Court w/o my response to the financial disclosures?

His infidelity, although reprehensible, is moot to this divorce and your requirement to file both your Preliminary and Final Declarations of...

Can I inherit my portion of primary resident which holding a title as joint tenancy with right of survivorship to my daughter?

Joint tenancy means that all three of you own 100% of the property. If one of you dies, then the remaining survivors still own their 100%. If two...

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Is bigamy a felony, if your spouse remarries someone in or in another state in USA?

It depends on the laws of the state where this happened. It isn't a felony here in CA.

Where do you reside? Confused as the heading in this post says San Diego. If you were served here in CA, then there is the possibility that CA...

Clarification on how much longer it might take to getting the final judgement back (FL-180) in Divorce?

If you completed the documents correctly and there are no errors, LA county courts are taking 2-3 months process judgments.

My judgement was returned to me because I had a typo in my sons DOB on the petition. What steps must I take?

Petition the court to amend it on the record by filing an RFO.

Would this be a violation of court order

Technically it is a violation of a court order. But if the two of you want to agree to more time that is unsupervised, then I suggest that you...

Does probate code 859, regarding assets of a trust or estate, ever gets applied by courts and if so in what situation?

In theory, the court can award any sanctions or penalties it decides are just and in theory a suit could be brought to recover what was rightfully...