Can I include a general denial in the answer even if most of the allegations are true?
First, never admit anything on the internet. With that said, a general denial is acceptable but you better figure out how to defend or your case...
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First, never admit anything on the internet. With that said, a general denial is acceptable but you better figure out how to defend or your case...
The answer is probably but without reading the contract, no attorney would be smart to say yes or no without risking their skin.
Wills are lodged with the court and should be probated. Look at the court records first. If you cannot find anything there, have an attorney...
Could be a big deal if they can prove fraudulent conveyance or even if they simply sue you for it as you will have to defend yourself.
If you had enough to pay the arrears, yes you should have paid them and stopped the foreclosure. It is unclear why you didn't and now it may be...
Show the contract to an attorney. The attorney can make a demand for the return of the over-payment and proceed against escrow if necessary.
No, especially if you simply restated your old trust. This is common to avoid having to fund assets into a new trust.
Yes. You are entitled to a copy under Probate Code Section 16061.7. An attorney can write a letter advising him of that and if he ignores it, you...
Yes. The transfer was valid upon signing. Recording simply puts the world on notice.
Your time to fight for any separate property was during probate although with a 28 year marriage there probably wasn’t much. Any account left to...