What are my rights?

First payment or non-payment of rent is not the basis upon which you may have any rights here. Even if you did pay rent, the trustee still has a...

What is the time limit that debt collectors can collect money from an Estate?

First you can't be an executor of an estate until a court has actually approved of this after the Will has been admitted to a probate court under...

No you can't file a motion to dimiss. The judge has discretion on late filed brief and responses. If opposing party does not file on time, then...

My grandma past away when I was 16 and left me an account, my mother is my guardian on the account, I am over 18 and she won’t ?

OK. You are a legal adult so you have a right to secure your own attorney, but it all depends on the way in which your grandmother left you the...

Respondent personally served with divorce summons and petition and has not responded yet. Can Petitioner serve alimony petition

First it is called an RFO Re: Spousal Support. And yes you may file and serve opposing party with an RFO Re: Spousal support at any time. But why...

In CA, is the noncustodial parents medical Bill's factored into the equation?

Not normally but y ou might have an exceptional circumstance that a court might give you allowances for.

What would happen if our family walked away from deceased mothers mobile home?

Neither you nor your siblings would held liable for any issue of your mothers estate nor for any debts of her estate.

Any number of declarations can be filed as long as you have had at least 9 court days prior to the hearing to respond. If they are the moving...

I believe my mom's Estate has been finalized and I'm afraid That my inheritance is being kept for me.

I need to know under what proper method the estate was "finalized." Was there a probate court supervision under intestacy or a Will? Or did your...

I have been served and have 10 more days to send a respond but I am not in the USA now what to do ?

You can file by fax if you need to do this but you will also need to pay the filing fee. Or hire an attorney to help you and request an extension...