Relinquish assets from divorce settlement to a third party. Do I create an irrevocable trust?

This post is very confusing. Assets you receive from a divorce settlement to which you were a party become your separate property. Once they are...

Divorce and undisclosed money?

It isn't an asset to which you have a claim. There is no fraud. If the funds vested during the divorce, and it produced income that wasn't...

OK. This issue must be looked at in terms of a large perspective and it also depends on whether or not the judgment actually contained some very...

My older brother managed to get my two brothers and I to sign papers under false pretenses. Can we get those papers annulled?

He's wrong. YOu need your own attorney. He can't be the administrator/executor unless a probate judge has appointed him on this. It seems that...

You are best advised to talk to the clerks office in the county where the divorce was pending as each county has their own language they use. But...

How do I respond to the Divorce petition. Do I reply to his attorney that served me?

Becauses your husband has an attorney, then you should too. The assumption is tha tyou need a level playing field. And attorney fees can come...

If you are co tenants you can't remove her name. If you are joint tenants, then you need to file an Affidavit of Death of Joint Tenant. So what...

My wife took my kids to her moms and filed for divorce. What is the fastest way to resolve this so I can see my kids?

You need help from an attorney in this. What needs to be done depends on where she filed the divorce. But get help on this.

My child is only 13 and I been trying to wrk it out with the mother do he have an say so if he wants to come to me or not?

The age of the child is indeed important as to their wishes in the matter of visitation. But you need a family law attorney to help you. If there...

How do I get a power of attorney over my mother who has been diagnosed with schizophrenia so I can have her take medication?

Too late for a POA. You will need to file a petition to be appointed as her conservator of the person and possibly also of her estate.