Can you sue your husband's mistress in California for "alienation of affection"?
No you can't. Besides he was just as complicit. If she is now harassing, then best to get a restraining order.
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No you can't. Besides he was just as complicit. If she is now harassing, then best to get a restraining order.
You can't unless the court has appointed you the administrator of your mother's estate and you have your Letters of Administration. Once you are...
I believe this is a duplicate post of a previous one that I had already responded to.
The business is/was your separate property. That is clear. It is my opinion that the funds would still be your separate property even if the sale...
You don't need to add your son to the title. That isn't done through an affidavit. It is usually very risky to add a child to your property. As...
You can come to an agreement with you spouse on any terms that the two of you agree and for which both of you have full knowledge of your rights,...
Affidavit of small estate might be the right ticket to get these cars transferred or sold.
You can take ownership. But strongly advise that you take the gun to your local police to ask them about registering the gun.
NO, NO. NO. The durable power of attorney is now moot as it ceases any legal significance upon passing of your mother. The advanced medical...
You need to seek court intervention on this. Best to hire a family law attorney.