Can I legally claim all my kids on my tax if they all have been living with me the last 6 months without my ex-spouse approval?

The primary caregiver has the right under IRS rules to claim the children fully on their tax returns subjecft to any provisions granted under the...

The "how" is easy. If you need assistance and can't afford an attorney, then you can go to the self help center at your nearest superior court or...

How to takeover a default judgement when debtor died?

The POA is no longer valid and it's authority passed with your mother. Probate the Will and seek appointment as the Executor, Then with this...

What evidence I'll need to provide to the court if my wife is hiding assets in foreign country under her relatives names?

The answer lies in doing proper "discovery". But this isn't the right medium to give you a primer on how to do discovery pro per. You need your...

This is where most pro pers sink. There is no "form" to file but you need to create your own pleading and file it with the court. You MUST...

Does a mother that has not paid child support and did not have guardianship of her son have any rights if he passed without a w?

What did the child inherit? Obviously nothing from you so the only way the child could "inherit" something would be through the father and only if...

Is there anything I can do to that will help me ?

YOu need help from a family law attorney. There are remedies but I don't think it is possible to explain them to you in this short and inadequate...

No. The operative word represented by the PDD is "preliminary" Did they serve you their PDD or are you just stating that they didn't file proof...

Can an administrator of an estate be disqualified if you dont trust their own money managing skills... bankruptcies etc?

You CANNOT have an administrator removed based on your own subjective feelings if mistrust. Previous BK's are not necessarily a cause. The...

Do I need a probate attorney to receive my fathers death benefits from the civil service retirement system?

No you don't if the benefits are what we call P.O.D. benefits (payable on death).