How do I submit my judgement for my divorce?

Technically you are not divorced until a judgment is signed by the court. Suggest you hire an attorney to get it done. I am so sorry about this. ...

What is my next step if I don't agree with what the lawyer came up with at our divorce hearing?

Evidently a judgment should have been prepared based on either some negotiations that resulted in a settlement or a judgment after a hearing. If...

Which forms are used for preliminary disclosure?

Your Preliminary Declaration Of Disclosure is needed to be done and submitted to the other party and then you need to file what is called a...

My ex husband died at 59 years old. He was getting disability. He was not old enough to get his Boeing retirement yet. can I fi?

Did the judgment award you rights to his pension? If not, then you might be out of luck.

How can I find out what pension plan benefits my spouse has as a Deputy Sheriff for San Bernardino County?

Hire an attorney. All of your issues can be resolved through a process called discovery. You also have a right to spousal support. Debts will...

Spousal support would be possible given the length of the marriage and the income disparity but for how long and how much depends on many other...

My ex is wanting to get my retirement QDRO CAN I GET HIS IN RETURN IT'S ONLY RIGHT

Technically all CP value in both retirement plans must be divided but sometimes it can be avoided if there is an equitable division of property...

Changing a mediation agreement in family court?

Harassment is a very subjective term. I would need to review the agreement first.

How can I know I will get custody of my kids in a divorced

Divorce isn't about "who gets the kids". The children need both of you. Court will probably award joint legal custody and then decide what is the...

My brother is executor and trustee of our mother's will and estate. He may have caused her death. Shouldn't he resign from both?

Why would brother admit to this? Did your brother file a petition to administrate the estate and have the Will admitted to probate? If not, then...