Can a spouse die and leave everything to his Mom? Are his children not entitled to anything?

I agree with my colleague. Also,you may have had some type of community property claims on the retirement accumulated during your marriage....

Beneficiary of pension

I am sorry for your loss. To answer your question, since your step-father survived your mother and she did not have a will, her pension check goes...

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My mother is deceased ,my siter said that she own the house there no will. but her name mortgage, but i also have a bro\ther,how

You definitely want to check title to the property. Unless your mother has other assets, it may not be worth the cost to commence a probate, if...

A case management conference is set by the court at the initial filing of the case, to be heard at least six months into the case. It is mandatory....

Landlord Tenant issue in Long Beach

If the landlord refuses to take the late rental payment, then this goes against the landlord's request for damages. A landlord has the duty to...

My girlfriend and I purchased a home together last year. We are split up now and she wants me out. What rights do I have?

Unfortunately, she does not have to give you any notice. She is the owner and you were not married. From your questions, it appears that you do not...

Help with vacating premises

You could do that, but you want to consider having a final walkthrough with your landlord. Before the time of the walkthrough, make sure you take...

Can my Landlord is evicting me because i got a dog

You may remain in the property until you receive a notice to quit. Then at the end of the notice to quit period, you will be required to leave....

My 19 yr old on my lease I need to serve a 30 day notice to terminate tenancy but does the owner get involved?

You should consult with an attorney, because your question is unclear. Are you and your 19 year old child on a lease agreement together, but only...

Notice of Related Cases

Typically a Notice of Related Case is filed merely to clarify the record when setting dates or waiting for a decision on one case to proceed with...