Will I receive alimony or spousal support and if so how long?

If you are married for ten years or longer your marriage is statutorily defined as a long term marriage. This means your husband may have to pay...

How do I stop records from being released under a subpeona?

With a subpoena that you received a copy of, you have consumer rights and you have the right to object to this subpoena. You’ve already received...

Is a personal loan considered income?

Whether you actually receives a paycheck or a reduction in an outstanding loan to me it sounds like income and needs to be factored into your...

Is a wage garnishment considered a financial hardship in regards to child support?

Based on the fact that you don’t pay your taxes I don’t believe it is going to provide you with a viable excuse to reduce you child support...

In a joint trust, how protected is the deceased when he passes?

The level of protection in regard to the intention of the deceased when he passes will be specifically dictated and set forth within the provisions...

2 questions about child support :

If mother files for public assistance the county will immediately seek out child support as against father. There is nothing father and mother can...

RE condo complex parking areas. Several condo owners have been parking in spots originally designated when purchasing the units

Your complex issues far exceed the brief language contained in your AVVO description. An attorney would need a copy of your CC &R’s, maps,...

Generally speaking, no. Retain probate counsel and have him make a demand for a copy of the will. If the will is not immediately received then the...

Got in an accident with an ininsured driver, need consensus.

Your insurance company will go after the driver and the driver’s father for reimbursement so ultimately you may not be out of pocket at all. Make...

Based upon tentative ruling, defendants demurrer and motion to strike were overruled/denied.

You have provided very limited facts, presuming you are the plaintiff. If you are the plaintiff then the defendant can notice you and the court...