Can I collect a small claims judgement from an inheritance ?
File a claim with the probate court, serve it on the administrator and file a request for special notice.
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File a claim with the probate court, serve it on the administrator and file a request for special notice.
Sounds like the documents were not filed. Contact the person who was supposed to be doing them and get help. See if you can get the default set...
Unless you have evidence that the contract was entered into in Contra Costa, you should file in Monterey.
That is not true. A disinterested third party must serve your spouse.
You can file but the family has priority. This is why it is so important to have a will or trust.
Yes until you are given a 60 day notice which may happen soon if the home is in probate.
Yes it is legal and you need to take it seriously as you should have the wrongful foreclosure. You are going to have a fight and may find yourself...
You are in a tough situation. If the trust is still revocable, you don't have a right to see the trust and she can spend all the money. If there...
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Yes you can divorce her but you will need the help of an attorney. It may require that she have a conservator appointed.
A gift cannot be revoked. Once given and accepted, the gift is complete. It is yours but up to you how you want to handle it.