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answered on Feb 17, 2018
This is not unusual. You can remedy this situation by asking the court to enter temporary orders for parenting time and child support.
answered on Feb 17, 2018
Yes, under most circumstances a father has the right to have full information concerning his children. If access and information is being denied, a father can obtain an order from the Superior Court enforcing his parental rights. Seek the advice of a family law lawyer to learn more about your... View More 
answered on Feb 17, 2018
Yes. At age 18 you are an adult and your parents no longer have any legal responsibility to support you.
I had to sign a disclaimer deed in Arizona for my husband to get approved for the home loan. We have 3 children together and have be partners for 20 years and married since 2013 and were married when we (he) bought the home from my brother. All money was gifted from the sale from my brother and we... View More
answered on Feb 17, 2018
This is a common situation and there is an easy solution. Your husband can sign a special warranty deed from him to both of you taking title as community property with right of survivorship. This will solve the problem created by the disclaimer deed and will give you more protection in the event... View More
His wife said she told him not to park so close to sign and wind blew sign into car. I was so upset, I told him I couldn't charge him (300 dollars) for his tax return and he came back a few days later with an estimate to fix his car of 450.00. He didn't even take into consideration that... View More
answered on Feb 15, 2018
This appears to be more of a business question than a legal question. If this client is a valued client who gives you repeat business or referrals, you will want to work out a mutually agreeable settlement with him. You have already done a good job of this by offering a free tax return. Speak... View More
It was under a joint with right of survivorship
and the other person deceased.
Does that make the home mine and the contents?
It is a property in White Hills, Arizona
answered on Feb 15, 2018
If you and the decedent held title to Arizona real property under joint tenancy deed with right of survivorship, the death of the decedent usually means that the real property is yours. A death certificate should be recorded. This does not mean that you own the contents of the home. The... View More
My parents died. They were both residents of Maryland. They own property in Arizona which they left to their 3 grandchildren in their will. I was named personal rep and have gone through procedures in Maryland. Do I need to also go through the whole process in Arizona or can the AZ property be... View More
answered on Feb 14, 2018
You should not need to go through the entire probate process again in Arizona. Arizona has procedures to simplify handling estates. There are several options and it might be as simple as merely recording your Letters of Appointment and then transferring the property to the estate beneficiaries.... View More
so you can quick claim the property over to her upon his death. The real estate agent advised him that this would be an easier way go sell the property. We just don't trust my sister with this. What happens with the beneficiary on the deed if she quick claims the property over to her
answered on Feb 14, 2018
If your dad disposes of his real property during his lifetime, or if your step-sister does using his power of attorney, any beneficiary deed for that property would be rendered moot.
for at least 12 years of our marriage. His children saw him very few times in all those years and never participated in his care. They took him from a re-hab he was in Nov. 25, 2018, and I never heard from them or him again. I had help trying to find him. AND on Feb. 8th the sheriff told me he... View More
answered on Feb 14, 2018
You have raised many issues that need investigation. I strongly recommend that you consult with a probate attorney. Once your attorney knows all of the facts, he can advise you as to what must be done to enforce your legal rights as a surviving spouse.
my daughter was visitng with her grandmother for a couple of months and by the time we came to arizona and was leaving with her , they said we are not taking her because they think its for the best for her and that they dont know me and dont care to know me and wants her with them and want her... View More
answered on Feb 14, 2018
Parents must be given notice and the opportunity to appear in any guardianship proceeding involving their children. If you were not given proper notice, you can contest and ask the court to dismiss. I strongly recommend that you seek the help of a qualified attorney concerning this matter.... View More
I have emergency temporary custody of my kids right now but I feel my ex husband needs to apologize to me before he can see or have contact with the kids. Although the judge court ordered for him to have contact with the kids anytime and up to 12 hours of visitation a week. Can I get in trouble if... View More
answered on Feb 12, 2018
You must follow the judge's orders. You can be sanctioned if you do not. If you believe that the current court orders are not in your childrens' best interest, you can ask the court to modify them. But speak with a family law lawyer to learn your rights and best options before you take... View More
We have been separated 5 years .no property or anything to share or divide.unfinancially able to file my contest answer
answered on Feb 12, 2018
The court can assist you by waiving the filing fee so you can file your response. You will need to apply for waiver using court forms. Look at the Maricopa County Superior Court website forms and instructions.
I helped my sister-in-law cosign for a home almost 4 years ago, she assured me that her lender had told her that in 6 months to a year she could refinance and get me off the loan. Obviously, that hasn't happened and now I can't purchase my own home because of how high my debt-to-income is... View More
answered on Feb 12, 2018
If you are also on the deed to your sister's home, you may be able to force the sale of the home through a partition action in the Superior Court. If not, your options are few without your sister's cooperation. Sister will need to refinance or sell the home to get you off the loan.
he wants to take me to court because she dont like going over for good reason. his name isnt on her birth certificate and he dont help me financially. we have been doing a week on a week off for the past year and before that it was every other weekend and every Tuesday. i deal with all the... View More
answered on Feb 9, 2018
If there is no court order in place for parenting time and child support, I strongly recommend that you obtain one. You can use the forms and instructions on the Maricopa County Superior Court Website. You need court orders in place to give you the certainty that you need and your child is... View More
answered on Feb 7, 2018
A special warranty deed is the instrument of choice. It contains warranties by the seller that the seller has done nothing to impair title to the property conveyed. A quitclaim deed is not favored. It contains no warranties of title. It transfers whatever title the seller has, if any. Where... View More
to let me see him or talk to him I think he's going to take him to Mexico what can I do
answered on Feb 7, 2018
Contact the police and see if you can obtain their help to get your son back now. You should have your son's birth certificate. If no court orders exist, you are the custodial parent and have the right to have your son in your care. I also recommend seeking the help of a family law lawyer... View More
My husband of 19 years surprise me with divorce paper few months ago and cancel the divorce few weeks later. He acts strange since then. we live in Arizona and he works in other state. I take care of the kids while he is working. He comes home every 2,3 weeks for 2 days. His income always paid for... View More
answered on Feb 7, 2018
It appears that your husband is doing some pre-divorce planning intended to prejudice your rights. I recommend immediately consulting with a family law lawyer so that you know your legal rights and your best options. Your family law lawyer will learn all of the facts of your case and is the best... View More
My child support amount changed twice this year so there were two months that werent paid on time. But i calculated that i paid over what has been ordered for the year and have all of my receipts but my kids mom will states that i didnt pay on time and refuses to let me claim them.
I was... View More
answered on Feb 6, 2018
Generally, if you are current on your support obligation by the end of the year you should be entitled to the exemption. But you must check the language of your court order. The answer to your question should be there. If a court commissioner said you would be entitled, he or she likely reviewed... View More
I can find little trace of them, only two generic business listings with only the information provided on the LLC application from 2003. I found his licence application for the same time period, it shows he never completed his state licence application. Don't think they ever went into... View More
answered on Feb 5, 2018
I would use a different name. However, if this name is critical to your business, I recommend hiring a private investigator to locate the members of this LLC. Once located, you might negotiate a license to use the name or, perhaps, purchase the LLC itself. You must be certain that the LLC is... View More
as it was written and is paying herself for money she gave to deceased. Do son and daughter need a trust attorney in AZ or CO?
answered on Feb 5, 2018
A Trust Attorney in Colorado should be hired as soon as possible. Once funds are taken and spent, it is sometimes very difficult to recover them.
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