CA Fam. Law - My ex’s attorney keeps making “factual statements” that she has no first-hand knowledge of, ex has not testified?
You need to respond with evidence that refutes the claims. Challenge them.
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You need to respond with evidence that refutes the claims. Challenge them.
The Deed is the most important document in an estate plan and must be done exactly correct so you don't ruin the title to the property for a future...
No, never. Complaints and answers simply lay out the case and the defenses. A trial or other proper dispositive motion will be required to...
Yes you can and should. That will make their motion moot. Note that you must personally serve it at this point unless they agree to accept...
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No you cannot. You should have made an appointment with the DMV and gone in and obtained your registration and stickers. It is not the DMV's...
30 calendar days plus 5 for mailing.
You can try to sue them in small claims court if you can find them. Sounds like it might have been a scam.
You can ask. If he refuses you will have to do fee arbitration through the State Bar.
Send a Meet and Confer letter advising them to respond with a certain number of days or you will file a Motion to Compel.
You are correct, if there is no probate there will be no notice to creditors. I would have the will and most importantly the title to the house...