What can I do If I did not file application to arbitrate with CA bar within 30 days of receiving Notice?

Attorney Koslyn is right on target. Once you answered the complaint you also lost your right to arbitration if your retainer agreement with your...

If someone has filed foreclosure on their primary residence in California, can the banks come after their 401k?

If you are in a multi-participant 401K plan, it is protected by ERISA. ERISA is federal law and trumps state law. There are some creditors, like...

If I have a joint bank account with my sister, what happens with a new liens on her (IRS and a department store)

The funds in the account are subject to levy by the government. If you are not responsible for the debt you can probably get your portion back if...

Purchased home in ca before marriage,is spouse automaticly on title??

Your wife is not automatically on title, and if she is not on the loan it will not affect her credit. Any individual seeking legal advice for...

You are responsible for any damage you cause to the unit through your own negligence. The landlord can take your deposit to help pay for this. ...

My mother is legal resident of CA, if she get a divorce settlement from my father who's a alien from outside US will she be tax?

Property settlements in a divorce are not taxable. Alimony is taxable by agreement. It sounds like what you are talking about is a property...

I got a 3 day notice to pay or quit.

I agree with attorney Campbell. Your first priority is to make sure you have shelter lined up. If you do not have a defense you will be evicted. ...

Revocable Trust Documents

I like to keep the names consistent to avoid confusion, but I don't think this will cause a problem as stated. Any individual seeking legal...

Can I Claim First time home buyer credit?

To be eligible for the credit, title would have to change from your dad to you and your husband. Any individual seeking legal advice for their...

To be considered a first time home buyer, you cannot have owned a home in the last three years. Being on the deed is considered being an...