How to change or modify RFO re: Health Insurance for child and vacate Garnishment?
You don't. You need to show up to the court date, work out an agreement with DCSS and submit it to the judge for his signature.
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You don't. You need to show up to the court date, work out an agreement with DCSS and submit it to the judge for his signature.
Yes. But how you retrieve the money depends on some facts. You might need to go to probate court on this but you would only do so if your dad...
You can ask all of these questions and you need to communicate with the party that filed a petition seeking a court order.
You had to have signed something that put into a liability or responsibility for payment. Look at everything you signed on this. It is probably...
Statutory attorney fees are set in Probate Code Section 10800., et seq., and simply are as follows: 4% of the first $100,000 in gross value, 3% of...
I don't know about "falsely" claim but he can certainly state a claim and if so, then his medical records come into play. You need help from a...
As long as the potential conservatee is 18 or over, then it would be warranted if their mental condition does not make them capable of their...
You got 4 good answers, Do what they have told you. Go to your nearest Probate Attorney and do not stop.
Ask the check writer to re write you a new check.
This seems a little confusing. But suggest you call and find out what it is that was set for a new hearing and use the self help people at the...