Deceased son's girl friend refuses to give me his papers so I can probate his estate

As has been mentioned, you can initiate a probate without his "papers." Once a probate has been opened and you are appointed as the personal...

How much time from a court judgement does a creditor have to withdraw funds for a bank levy?

In most cases in Oregon a judgment is good for ten years from the date of entry in the court record and within that last year can be renewed for...

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You should file the affidavit of service with the court. Depending on the format the publisher used in drafting it you may need to create a cover...

Feel free to check out one filed on Jan 9, 2018 in Multnomah County Case 17CV51853.

What date is used that starts the 2 year statute of limitations imposed on clients who want to file a legal malpractice suit?

In Oregon, the statute of limitations on actions for legal malpractice is subject to the "discovery rule," so the 2 yeas runs from the time you...

My mother passed and father passed befor my sister has the right too deal with the estate how do i know if its devided eaqually?

As suggested by Ms. Gruber, if you suspect that the proposed distribution of assets does not comply with the will of the decedent, you may need to...

As Mr. Abbott has pointed out, Oregon subscribes to the family benefit doctrine which means you can be held liable on the idea that it was also a...

I agree with the other attorneys who have responded. If he had no will or other estate planning documents his children are the heirs entitled to...

Re-categorizing this as a 'Child support' question so that attorneys in that area will see it and, hopefully, respond for you. Best of luck.

Many states, such as Oregon where I am licensed, subscribe to what is called the Family Expense or Family Benefit doctrine and have laws on the...