1. Am in Sacramento,but my wife is in los Angeles and I want to Divorce how can I do it? 2. How much can I pay for a lawyer to

You can file where you live and have your wife served in Los Angeles. If you don't meet there residency requirements, you can file for legal...

How can I fine lawyer who can read a will?

Reading of the will the way you see it in the movies is not common practice in real life. The person in possession of the will only has to lodge...

Can one withdraw from a person's checking or savings account if one has obtained a power of attorney?

I am sorry your sister is facing the last days of her life. What's not clear from your post is whether your sister named a beneficiary for her bank...

Looking for possible Federal Restitution loophole to avoid Property/asset seizure

In real estate, verbal means nothing and is not valid. Even if your father had signed a deed, there is a good chance that the person/entity to whom...

I see a problem with using TODs as the TOD of the spouse that dies first is void when you hold property in joint tenancy. In other words, the...

What do we do with our dad's house?

You'll have to file a petition for probate to administer the estate unless your dad had a trust. If your dad did not have a will, the laws of...

Why should I have to pay for a lawyer to enforce orders on a divorce decree when Ialready paid for one to do my divorce?

I understand your frustration. Not knowing all the circumstances (e.g., why your ex is not paying), it's impossible to assess whether retaining an...

Renter refund only partial .

It appears to me they are double dipping. Go to small claims court and seek treble damages for the amount they failed to return to you if 21 days...

Stepparent Adoption

Sounds like you have a pretty good case for termination of parental rights. Of course it's hard to say not having heard from the NCP. Perhaps the...

Does signing a Transfer on Death Deed giving my daughter my home take my home out of my living trust?

A TOD does not affect property held in a trust because the TOD does not become effective until death. That means that the TOD does not take the...