Can you contest a will after your parents are gone?
You certainly can contest a will after the testator (person who left the will) dies. You can't do it before - until they die, they might change...
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You certainly can contest a will after the testator (person who left the will) dies. You can't do it before - until they die, they might change...
It's not clear in what context the judge made this ruling, so it's hard to understand just what happened or what your options might be. In general,...
Well, if the child's brother (not also your child? a half-brother, then?) is the one who has guardianshil of the boy, then it's not at all clear to...
You can write a will even if your husband doesn't want to do so. If he were to die without a will, his property would pass according to Oregon's...
No private citizen can compel the state to prosecute anyone. Your friend's criminal defense attorney needs to be apprised of this evidence. It's...
Under Oregon law, you can't get joint custody unless the other parent agrees. But if the child has lived in California for the past five years,...
I'm sorry, it's difficult to understand your situation from your description here. Please see this Guide for some tips on how to write a...
If you have a money judgment against a debtor, you can order them to appear for a judgment debtor examination. You can have them testify under oath...
It depends on the exact terms of the divorce judgment. This sounds like the sort of situation that a QDRO should handle; I can't imagine why an...
No. You'd have to terminate the child's biological father's rights first. The State can do this, but only upon a showing that the child would be at...