How can a property acquired by adverse possession by an estate of someone who died prior to ownership be classed as inherited pr

By legal definition, inherited property is ones separate property even if acquired by inheritance during marriage.

If the business was started during the marriage then you have a community property interest in the business. As to the paycheck, his putting the...

Husband passed in 2013. He has a pension he did not claim. He had no will or any assets when he passed.

You will not need to file this in court. As to the daughters, you are the beneficiary that is first in line so they won't be involved. You might...

How can we begin the process of purchasing the property where we are currently residing?

You might need to hire an attorney. But, if the estate is in probate, then you can make an offer to the estate's court appointed administrator to...

Can I sue my company ignore my address change request for years and continue send my 401K statement to my ex old address?

No you can't. Also have you filed a change of address withe post office. Also have a heart to heart talk with the HR person.

I have been married for 1 year and 7 months if I get divorced will I get alimony ?

I need more information but from what you have stated I really doubt that you would be awarded spousal support for such a short term marriage.

Do you pay Federal taxes on probate in California ?

No you won't pay taxes on property you inherit but if the estate is worth over 5.36 mil then the estate might need to pay estate taxes. Best to...

What happens with a family trust in a divorce?

The trust is invalidated by the division of community property assets and debts and the declaration of separate property holdings of each party. ...

How can i find out if im in my grand mothers will if my aunt is executor?

First Will's are not "read" That is Hollywood stuff. As to the Will, it must be probated first before anything can be sold etc and even if your...

First my husband filed for a divorce & we go to court in July. But now he has filed for a no fault what can I do about it?

Unless he has filed a Request For Default, you can still file your response. Also, there is no such thing as filing for "no fault". Strongly...