Legal advice on Inheritance and divorce

My ex husband is trying to reduce his child support obligation. He has been at the same job and gotten regular promotions, but his W-2 is somehow showing tens of thousands of dollars less in income than his W-2's of 2013. What is he actually allowed to deduct from his wages before the child support calculations come into play?

Wife and I moved into my fathers house which I inherited. Does my wife have any legal claim to the house?

My wealthy uncle is in his 80's. I am extremely close to him since he is a lifelong bachelor and was very close to my mother (his sister). He has written a will stating that he has no children, and leaving everything to me. Recently I learned that he married a woman many years ago. Nobody in the family knew, not even my mother. He never lived with her or introduced her to us. The woman became a citizen 5 months after the marriage, had a child 2 months after that. The child has my uncle's surname. I believe my uncle bought them a house around that time. All three are on the title. My uncle and his wife put their shares into a trust. I believe they're still legally married. I know that my uncle did not want anyone to know about this marriage. He has probably provided for his wife and daughter privately. But his will is inaccurate - he *does* have a child. Can she challenge the will if he doesn't name her in it? Also, can his wife (widow) claim any of his assets? I fear he would *never* name them in the will, even if it created problems for me after his death. What are my options?

My mom was married to my stepdad and he has one biological child but yet I've been in his life he's been with my mom since I was 10 years old and I help take care of him to the end me and his biological daughter and she said there was no will which I know that's a lie and that he left everything to her and she just totally booted me out and he's been gone now for 3 years so I don't know if it's a limitation I tried to let it go but my mom passed first and he my mom passed in 2005 and each passed in 2019 and I tried to let it go but I just keep thinking about the me and his last conversation about him leaving me the house and I just want to find out how can I find out if if he left me the house or any property.

My husband just signed an operating / buy / sell agreement for his newly formed LLC. He has asked that I sign a Dislaimer of interest stating that the interest in the business is his sole and separate property. Since we live in AZ, community property state, if he passes away, as his spouse, would his portion of the business transfer to me or to his children?

My dad passed away recently and my siblings and I are his inheritees as he was divorced and not remarried. He was living with his girlfriend who is refusing to hand over any of his possessions. His car was transferred - by her - into her name a week after he passed and the house she is living in was purchased by him but appears to be in joint names. It's a manufactured home so not strictly speaking real estate. We need help navigating this situation - any advice is much appreciated!

My mom abruptly passed away while she was pending a divorce she didn't get to see through. Her husband, unfortunately, upon her passing is entitled to many things by law in California I believe although his name is not on any of her assets I understand there are some policies that allow him to inherit any of her remaining money. Question: If he does not claim all of her funds because of a lack of knowledge (everything was in her name, she paid for everything) could this roll over to her children legally after a certain period of time has passed that designates him per CA law no longer legally married to my mom even if the money has rolled over to the state as unclaimed money or not?

A few years back our father passed. He left equal inheritance for his three children. At his funeral my sister informed me that the money was put back in my mom's account because "she needed it to live off of." I verbally agreed, that of course if she needed it she could use it. Because there was a cremation and not a burial per Dad's religious beliefs, it appeared that funds were tight for mom. But that was not the case. Mom cashed out the two burial plots dad had purchased years ago at the cemetary in Los Gatos the next day. She then went to vacation in Hawaii then Las Vegas to celebrate her birthday. Mom just passed, and my sister is a medicql malpractise lawyer/executor of Mom's will. I was told by my sister that my brother and I would receive a thousand (1,000) dollars and the rest of the estate will be distributed between my sister, her two kids and my two kids. I asked her what about the money dad left us that we let mom borrow to live on ? She said, "it doesn't work that way". How can that be?

My stepfather passed and so did my mother he made me beneficiary of his life insurance will I get the house he has no biological children and his siblings are not wanting anything

My late husband did not have a will. he has multiple kids with other women. I have an only child with him. I want to make sure our cemetery plot deed stays with my child and not anyone else.