If you are a party, your service is invalid. Only a non-party can serve documents. No you do not have to personally serve the proof of service. ...

Grandma needs to make these choices, not you or her son. The fact that you are on the house as a joint tenant is concerning because when she...

You can't. Only he knows and if he is remarried, and there is a will or trust that leaves you something, if that wife doesn't want you to know...

Send her a deed and have her sign it and send it back. Then you can record it. If she refuses, go to court and have the court either force her to...

An attorney can help your husband research whether there was a probate of his father's estate or possibly a trust. If so, that would control the...

I respectfully disagree with Mr. Johal. It is likely both sides of the family have some interest. In order to determine what that interest in, an...

Get an attorney and file a lawsuit for your services. You have no right to stay in the house however so don't let there be an eviction on your...

Download the Affidavit from the internet and complete it. It is pretty self-explanatory but if you run into an issue, contact an attorney. Be...

No they cannot. That case is a matter of public record. The fact that there is no judgment "clears" the person's name.

No, you can never serve any documents as a party to the lawsuit.