You will need to hire an attorney who handles guardianships to assist you with this. It is going to require petitioning the Courts in both CA and Texas.

If your dog bit their child then you are responsible and they do not have to use their own insurance, in fact most of the time their insurance may refuse to pay. What would likely happen is they will make a claim on your homeowner's insurance which should cover the claim unless you have the... View More

Doesn't your sister remember her date of marriage?

A power of attorney may allow a person to sell real estate why the person is alive. If someone promises to split a house once they die that falls under probate and a power of attorney has no effect.

If the power of attorney specifically stated proceeds were to be split there may be grounds... View More

Generally, the named executor can waive their right to serve and if there is a second named executor they can apply to serve. If there is no second named executor then a person can apply to serve with the consent of the beneficiaries and approval of the Court.

Please clarify your question, i.e. are you asking what criminal appeals district? I'm not understanding which district you're looking for informaiton on.

The best way to find out is to consult with an attorney privately and go over all the facts. Call one in the area where your husband passed away/the property is located.

Hire a lawyer ASAP.

The answer to this is probably yes; however, you should check your lease agreement to see what the rights are.

The Court does not appoint a lawyer in probate proceedings unless a person is incapacitated.

Secretary are supposed to keep records of HOA meetings. In today's world those records are kept in different formats. Each subsequent meeting the former "minutes" most be approved by the Board of Directors.

I agree that hiring an attorney would be the fastest and best way to get this stopped.

If you are a party to the case then you may hire a lawyer to represent you. It is not uncommon though for exes to dislike the current spouse and not want their children around the new spouse; however, unless you are a danger to the child it is highly unlikely a Judge will rule the child cannot be... View More

No the Court doesn't appoint an attorney to probate a will. Consult wiht a probate attorney so you can explain the circumstances and see what the easiest and most financially feasible way to approach settlement of the estate may be.

The widow definitely needs to visit with a probate attorney as she may be continuing to act on erroneous information.

Normally they would go back to the day she filed but what is determinative is who had the child during what period and you should have received credit for the time you had custody and for what she was ordered to pay you and didn't. You need to see a family law attorney that handles child... View More

Your issue is with whomever you gave your car to and whether they could give it to someone else. I would not suggest you lend your vehicle out in the future.

You haven't asked a question. If you are able to cure every disease then you should get a patent as soon as possible.

Contact a criminal law attorney directly that does expungements in the jurisdiction/place where your crimes happened and they can better answer your question as they will know the local procedures.

File a suit for parent child relationship in family court but first go consult with a family law lawyer and do it quickly to save yourself the aggravation of fighting with the mother.