Hi there. I am a human being attempting to analyze your scenario and give you useful guidance and possible empowerment. I'm having a bit of...

You can probably see them because anyone can sue anyone but the thing is that it will not be worth your while because it would cost you a bundle.

I avoid custody disputes like the plague but if memory serves and it's a case you're describing you can serve her at her address of record with the...

It's actually quite simple but not cheap. You hire a forensic accountant. They will find all that and they will testify but you'll have to pay them...

Possible--but only if you quality as an heir because he would have adopted you (more or less.). In short, you *will* need an attorney.

Paid back what? How much money? Was anything written? No one here knows enough to give you a solid answer (even though a chatbot is INCAPABLE of...

The only protection you need is to hire an attorney. The law will cover the rest. It doesn't matter who paid what if it was paid with community...

If the home is free and clear then it's her separate property. If it is not free and clear or if you refinance it and make improvements or such...

You should proceed by following proper eviction procedures. You have to give her 60 days notice and you may have to pay her relocation fees but...

You are talking about adding a name to a deed not revoking a deed. If you want to put someone else on your deed you can do that, but you need to...