How to deposit or cash a check made out to my deceased mother

If the total GROSS value of the estate is less than $150,000 (not the net value, and total inclusive of all personal property, bank accounts and...

Can my husband evict me from the home and take my kids if I'm a stay at home Mom in California.

Get your own attorney and attach your fees to the proceeds of the house and also seek an order for him to pay your attorney fees. The agreement is...

Can I change the agreement/judgment made in court?

The only way it could be modified would be by agreement of the parties. Making a speculative deal doesn't give you legal foundation for changing a...

No one can change any locks or throw the other out short of a domestic violence charge. Just because his name is on the house and the car doesn't...

Wages are not divided as an asset in a divorce. What you need to do depends on a number of facts that might lead you to what is called a summary...

Who can walk me through a garnishment against social security benefits (alimony)

You could get attorney fees as to the collection of the arrearages. What you are asking is for us to give you are time for free so you can collect...

Would the decision to marry by separate property in Mexico prohibit me from having the property and income acquired in CA.?

The laws of California would be the ones that would be used to divide property since you would have agreed to CA jurisdiction by filing here and/or...

No you don't. But all you need to do is to file what is called a Verified Written Supplement and correct the error. File it no later than 5 days...

Is there a Statute of Limitations on how long an Ex-spouse can make a claim on a decedent spouse's estate in California ?

Getting a copy of a divorce judgment shouldn't be difficult, though. These are kept permanently in the county where the divorce happened,...

My husband family of 3 boys and 2 girls were partners, one is my husband, business was under 2nd boy. Thy chucked my husband out

Your husband has a fiduciary duty to inform you of his business dealings. If he acted recklessly, then your cause of action would be against him...