You need to ask this in Nevada--but as far as I can tell, it's not true. Logically, it is not likely. (I did research on this.)

Yes, parent grandparents do have rights in the state of California California and the description you give of your pre-existing relationship with...

The actual issue here is that you don't agree with the appraiser. There are no rules about how an appraiser values a set of items (that I am aware)...

The issue isn't that there's a law about who should be informed about the death of someone in their family (there's not) -- the question is her...

1) this is a scam and 2) they can't sue you on SCC in California if you reside in Arizona. SCC laws are that the defendant must be able to be...

Your question is incoherent but where's the supposed "malpractice"? Settlement is not malpractice. "This is general advice. You are anonymous....

Your facts don't quite seem to add up. There was a home owned by her father, then her. But the court ordered "our home" sold. Nicest! There's more!...

Frankly, if you can take this off calendar, do that. You won't prevail, and parental cooperation is the key to success in this type of situation....

In Oregon. Please use a search enfgine if Avvo has no help for you in Oregon. Good luck with your search.

Then hire an attorney! Remote appearances are now the norm. The time difference looks pretty doable if the hearing is at 8:30 (which most are).