Husband owes back IRS, how should we file?

Find a lawyer to talk to. Most will give you a free consultation - make sure the meeting is with a lawyer and not a paralegal. Generally...

Responding to contention interrogs in early stage of STATE COURT litigation

As suggested above the Rutter Group is a good resource. They will have it at the County law library. The librarians there are farily...

Can i get a restraining order against my ex boyfriend. I have no real evidence against him other than my word

The San Diego Court has pre-made packages of documents to fill out - the process is made easy for people without attorneys. The court also has a...

The request for entry of default means that your 30 days to file a response has expired. In other words you have forfeited the case. The...

Who pays for a hearing regarding leaving to amend a complaint? I will probably not stipulate to leave to amend (prejudicial).

There is usually no penalty for unsuccessfully opposing a motion to compel. I say "usually" because there is a very very slight chance that a...

I have an annuity retirement payment I get from old employer. How do I exempt in CA chapter 7? I am using the 703 system.

Take a look at the 703 section cited by attorney Boice. It appears it is protected, but I have not seen the account. Thankfully it has never...

How do i put my son on my house with my name on it too. house is free an clear

If you own a house that is free and clear - no mortgage, and you transfer it to your son, you will have to disclose that in your bankruptcy case. ...

Yes, both the plaintiff and defendant have to file the form. The form is used to give the judge a quick idea about what the case is about, the...

I do not believe you want to throw additional good money and time after bad. Suing her would cost you about $400.00 for a filing fee, and probably...

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Protecting business from partner filing personal bankruptcy

Ms. Bunce provides good comments. If San Diego trustees see the opportunity to do so, and the debtor cannot protect the shares with exemptions,...