How can I object to final distribution of father's estate?
You need to file your objections with the court and provide proof of what you are claiming in the form of receipts.
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You need to file your objections with the court and provide proof of what you are claiming in the form of receipts.
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Find a probate attorney to help you. A will contest is not simple and it depends almost entirely on evidence and not allegations.
You had a bad source. No such thing as common law marriage in CA. But you could file a paternity action to get child support.
He has no claim if indeed the compensation and award were given post judgment. He can go pound sand.
It is called a conservatorship and it isn't simple. It is complex. Suggest you hire a probate attorney to get the powers of her estate and person...
You have the first right to claim your father's estate - not your aunts and uncles. You need legal assistance from a probate attorney now.
You can't get attorney fees unless you have one and nowhere do I see in this post where you state that indeed you have an attorney. If you had...