Do I have to be in court for the annulment?
If your spouse took your default, you do not have to go. If he did not take your default, you do not have to go to court unless you are served...
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If your spouse took your default, you do not have to go. If he did not take your default, you do not have to go to court unless you are served...
I disagree. If your parent leaves you a non-IRA account there is no tax. But there is a tax on withdrawals from inherited IRAs, just as with IRAs...
Once your husband died, the divorce proceeding terminates. That does not affect the validity of the decree or the agreement you signed. They are...
The terms of an MSA and the subsequent judgment concerning custodial issues are always subject to modification or the making of additional orders...
California law says that the character of a loan incurred during marriage is determined by the intent of the lender. The fact that a mortgage loan...
In Santa Clara County, if your judgment has been signed by the judge but not filed in the court's records, which may be going on here, you can go...
So your Wife is entitled to the equity in the property as of the date of marriage. After the date of marriage she is also entitled to any increase...
The law says that with a joint account either party can take out up to all of the funds in the account without the financial institution doing...
It is not clear when you and your Husband separated, but it is likely that the buyout payments that started in 1997 would have terminated 5-10...
The purpose of section 3808 is to allow the parent who is not residing in the house to request that the court modify or terminate a deferred sale...