I received a seven figure "donation" and don't think it's taxable, but if it is, here's my question.

If you have that much money why don't you just see a tax expert?

Can a mother move a child out of state without notifying the father?

Yes unless you file for custody and/or visitation.

Should the judge ensure that I get a chance to question the prosecutor in a infraction trial?

Possibly but it depends on what those 3 questions were and how you answered. For instance, if the judge asked you did you pay the money you were...

How to defend yourself in a child custody case? Can you get a court appointed Lawyer for a child custody case?

You only get court appointed attorneys for some criminal matters.

I have 58 days cal trans , justice give me 1 years to finish, but i did not finish on time what can i do know ?

Hopefully you did most of it. If you did not do anything you may be in trouble for violating probation. There is a chance the judge may increase...

My fiancé and I are splitting up, he owns two vehicles. He gave me the truck 6 months ago. It's not in my name, what do I do?

You are not married so you are not entitled to any of his property. Arguably any money given to him was a gift in the absence of an agreement. If...

You may be able to give it back to the dealer but that might hurt your credit. The reality is that something has to give and it sounds like it is...

My alimony was supposed to end this year after 18 years but since my divorce there have been 33 months when he did not pay

You need to talk to a divorce attorney about getting a court date so that a judge can intervene.

My husband passed, his mom co-signed on a loan but her name is only on the loan, not on anything else. What do I do?

You need to talk to a probate attorney. If you were legally separated, any assets acquired after that point are separate, as is property acquired...

What happens if I do not appear in court?

If you do not appear, the case will either be continued, dismissed or a sheriff will bring you to court depending on the seriousness of the case...