What.....Your post is odd at best. Ask your cousin why he/she wants the certificate.

Unless there is a will or a trust, your step-father "inherited" all community property at your mother's death. If they were married for 30 years,...

You may be skipping a lot of steps. Are you the trustee? Are there any other beneficiaries of any other trust assets? If you are sole...

You cannot but he is absolutely entitled to visitation. He is also obligated to support the child as well.

Trust - be sure your sibling waives the notice and accounting requirements before you distribute or you could be in trouble down the road should...

Focus on the facts, be respectful in court, and be as polished as you can be. The fact that she is keeping your daughter from you in violation of...

Yes, contact the attorney on the Summons and negotiate a settlement. It will save you a $435 filing fee that you can put toward the settlement.

You can simply make a list and everyone can sign and date it. Honestly however, someone can change their mind and create an issue later. Further,...

An attorney can probably do a title search for you but if the property is in your uncle's name you will have to prove your claims. Just note that...

YES you lose the house and the right to it once it is sold. You don't get the new house. If it was willed to you, she should not be selling it. ...