Q: After we sign to sold the house I found my ex he make promissory notes from 2008 and he notarize it in there's a brother
Hey naterialize it in 2021 and the trial the judge asked him to join the case so we have a joint case but I want wanna approve he can do that because this is our property asset which code I can use in the code
A:
If your ex created promissory notes from 2008 and notarized them in 2021 without your knowledge or consent, it may constitute fraud or forgery under California law. You may use the relevant provisions of the California Penal Code, such as Sections 470 and 530.5, to address the issue of fraudulent documents in court and challenge their validity as evidence in the joint case regarding the property asset.
James L. Arrasmith
Founder and Chief Legal Counsel of The Law Offices of James L. Arrasmith
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