Foreclosing on property to enforce judgment lien?
You can foreclose but you'll need to visit your local law library and research the steps. Or hire an attorney.
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You can foreclose but you'll need to visit your local law library and research the steps. Or hire an attorney.
Assuming your husband died before you signed the Affidavit and the Grant Deed, it's okay if you signed both documents on the same day, just so long...
The attorney who drafts your revocable living trust will also draft a pourover will, which will supercede your existing will.
The form you need is a Memorandum of Costs after Judgment (MC-012): http://www.courts.ca.gov/documents/mc012.pdf. Fill in the first page (memo)...
If you die intestate, i.e., without a will or trust, and you die without a living spouse, children or parents, then your siblings will inherit your...
Contact the Orange County Public Law Center http://www.publiclawcenter.org/ regarding possible pro bono representation. Good luck!
I recommend you consult with an estate planning attorney in person. The nature of estate planning requires detailed review of your family...
Yes. And here are some sample questions: http://www.courts.ca.gov/11328.htm. I suggest you contact the sheriff to inquire why the payments...
If you were improperly served with the summons and complaint, you can file a motion to vacate the default and file an answer.
You may conduct a debtor examination every 120 days unless you have good cause to do it more frequently. See Code of CCP 708.110(b) (and the...
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