Can I do a "13100 affidavid" if one heir is incapacitated and another is missing with no known way to locate?
No, you cannot. All parties entitled need to sign.
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No, you cannot. All parties entitled need to sign.
Not if you have other means of contacting them.
It means that there may be pushed out days or weeks and not go ahead on the date scheduled.
Yes it will unless your father puts your share in a Special Needs Trust. That can be created through the estate plan he is preparing now.
You can call your trust whatever you like. It is always best to have an attorney draft your trust. There are many pitfalls in doing it yourself,...
If your case is in Los Angeles, you need to e-file the documents. Look at the court website or contact an e-filing service to assist you.
Follow your attorneys advise. Your attorney should be reaching out to them and telling them that they get their check in exchange for a very...
You don't say how mom or grandma may have legal rights to keep your daughter from you. Either way, you need to file a Petition with the court for...
I would sue them both. The employer can countersue the employee. I think the employer will be difficult to win against however, unless you can...
His children are his legal heirs. Is he on their birth certificate? Did he ever pay child support? I would at a minimum have a consultation with...