answered on Nov 10, 2010
No, the California Evidence Code applies in probate matters, as well as the California Probate Code.
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answered on Nov 10, 2010
The State has a broad array of powers available to it when it comes to collecting past due child support. One of the powers is the ability to levy against bank accounts. Another is to place a lien on property. If your inheritance is sitting in a bank account, then yes, the State very well might... View More 
answered on Nov 10, 2010
There is no California Rule of Court 612. You will need to be more specific with respect to your request so that we can provide an answer to you.
answered on Nov 10, 2010
This is a complicated question to answer. The Court filing fees are easy... the "first paper" filing fee in California's superior courts is $395. After that, motions and most other court fees range from $20 - $60 or so. Attorney fees are another matter.
On average, we have... View More
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