By a jury I was found not Guilty I have Bail money With a child Support Order Attached Who get the money ?

If you owe past due child support, and the State is holding bail money that should be returned to you, it is likely the State will take the money...

How does probate work ?

You do not need your brother in order to apply for the life insurance proceeds. Just call the insurance company and ask for a claim form. If you...

My wife and have personal belongings no estate. Her children will get the pictures, I will keep the car. is a will necessary?

If you and your wife own EVERYTHING jointly, there may or may not be a need for her to have a Will. Be aware, however, that when she passes away...

Can my husband and I terminate parental rights of the non custodial parent of previous relationships?

Stepparent adoption can be accomplished if each parent will sign a Consent to Adopt, OR if the Court deems the parents to have abandoned the...

How do I sell real property owned by my deceased mother.

You need to meet with a probate attorney to determine whether a Small Estate Affidavit is enough, or whether you need a full probate. If you need...

My father passed away u brother and I have one more account to settle. It's a checking account can we just split it

Your brother now owns the account, so he can do whatever he wants with it.

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Can I move out of OR with my children?

You would not be breaking a court order by moving out of state with the children. Be aware, however, if he decides to file a Petition with the...

Arrears of Childsupport for my children that are now adults. I live in Oregon .

When you signed up for welfare, you signed your child support rights over to the State. You were entitled to keep the first fifty dollars received...

After legal separation, is a regular divorce necessary, or is there an easier way. All issues were separated at the time.

You two are still married. This could have produce estate issues when the first one passes away. Time for an office appointment with an attorney.