I have a trial setting conference coming up. My spouse filed for the divorce. What happens if he fails to show?

The answer is neither good, nor bad. Probably nothing will happen if he fails to show. Courts are very helpful when it comes to ensuring that pro...

I fear my son is in danger during the time he spends with my ex wife, what actions can I take? She has a violent and abusive bf.

Family law court is where you want to be heard on this issue. Your concerns, should they be well founded, would assist in a change of custody.

Request for sole legal custody

Sounds like you have a lot going on here. The facts are so important, but generally courts don't like it when a party disobeys their orders. You...

I need a contract lawyer

A breach of contract for more than a few thousand dollars would be a case for civil court. An attorney can help read the contract and explain what...

What is the difference between Will & Trust?

The biggest difference, which should guide your decision, is the avoidance of probate. A trust avoids probate, a will does not. Depending on the...

Can a trustee sell propert in the trust to her daughter for less than fair market value

It is really impossible to respond without more information. A trustee must act in good faith and do what is best for the trust. The circumstances...

You should have an attorney review the trust and provide some guidance as to your rights and how best to proceed. Generally, a trust challenge such...

Procedure for compelling a trustee to close trust

Too much additional information is needed to provide a detailed response. An attorney would be able to help you file all necessary paperwork needed...

Can you still sue your landlord in small claims for fraud even if you lost unlawful detainer. Commercial Ud

You probably could have raised those issues in the UD action, but again, nothing prevents you from bringing another lawsuit.

Can they still take money from my account and checks if I was not properly served? (unlawful detainer)

The writ is a form of levy on a past due or outstanding balance. No additional notice need be given.