Do I have to leave while my landlord shows my apartment?
No. He can ask you, but you do not have to leave. See Civil Code section 1954. It covers entry by the landlord, but does not authorize your...
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No. He can ask you, but you do not have to leave. See Civil Code section 1954. It covers entry by the landlord, but does not authorize your...
You will need to go through probate.
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The investment should have been taken control of by the administrator during probate. You have not mentioned a decree of distribution, which is the...
The estate pays the probate fees and the administrator's fees. Attorneys get paid at the end of estate administration. If the estate is large...
You can use form CIV-110, and check "(6) Other", and state what you are doing. Know the difference between with and without prejudice and indicate...
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If there is no will or trust, and you are the only child of your mother, yes.
It all depends on how title to the property is held. If it is "joint tenancy" or "transfer upon death", then you only need to record and file the...
Yes, discovery must be directed to each party, separately, from which it is demanded. A copy of the discovery is served on the other parties.