We purchases jointly some stocks. They were for my husbands company that has yet to go public. We still cannot exercise the stocks as of our separation date because the company has not gone public yet. But we still own the stocks that were purchased "together". He is claiming I... Read more »
Assets purchased from your joint account during your marriage are community property; therefore, each of you have a 1/2 interest. You should seek legal counsel in order to ensure that you pursue all of your legal rights.
Petition for Appointment of Temporary Conservator requires 5 days. Petitioner for Appointment of Conservator requires 15 days (30 days to Regional Center).
This happen in the state of Oklahoma. I didn't go to testify and so the case was close and dismissed. The case was close in
November 5,2020. I didn't want to press any charges at the time.
you need to ask for a consultation with an Oklahoma Lawyer.
if case is dismissed it is over..............but it just may not have been prosecuted for some reason
Marriage was for 22 years, been divorced since 2009 (12 years). Resident of California at time of divorce, moved out of state since. In divorce wife was awarded the family home and spousal support. I was awarded my 401k retirement. I wish to retire in a year when I turn 65. My plan is to live off... Read more »
Assuming your case was vented here in California, if your retirement impacts your monthly income available for support, you should file a Request for Order re modification of support based on that change in circumstances. In terms of your 401k distributions, income is income for purposes of the... Read more »
I have 2 last name my moms maiden name as my middle name and my dads last name as my surname I’m wondering if I can drop them both
This would require an application for a name change. You don't get to do this legally just by marriage, actually, you now have 4 names. IMO the current trend is to keep your birth name b/c you get a passport or CDL issued in it and can prove your ID by a birth certificate. Then those... Read more »
After a minor altercation, my friend’s husband filed a DVRO temporary restraining order against her. She ignored it and now there’s a 3-yr DVRO against her. Now her husband has filed for dissolution of marriage. She wants to pursue mediation. Can the DVRO be waived just for the duration of the... Read more »
Your friend needs to deal with her own legal problems and not rely on you to post important legal questions on a public website. Friend needs to hire a family law attorney to assist her. Many are available in your area at a variety of rates. Friend needs to research this and not represent... Read more »
Unsanitary living situation
Child neglected and used as pawns
Threatening texts,phone calls and emails. History in van nuys court house
You can certainly get a restraining order against her as to your children. Suggest you consult with a local family law attorney ASAP.
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Someone received the email and notified me that they got sent my private documents
Possible violation of your right of privacy by the mediator. Court appointed mediator? You need to report this to the Court it is a big deal.
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You should speak with a local Criminal Law attorney. Do not post any more on a public website. As the step parent, if you are aware of sexual abuse, you could be exposed to a number of kinds of problems, unless you take actions to stop the abuse, which may include reporting the brother to the... Read more »
my mom moved in with my step dad when i was 4 i think when i started kindergarden she just changed my last name to his. This was 1960 and nothing was really needed to register a child in school. i cannot get real ID without legal proof of name change because there isnt anything documenting it!!
1. Get real ID in your legal name, or; 2. File for a change of name then change Real ID, or; consult with a local attorney handling Name Change applications or Family law.
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My stepmother listed my address as hers and was granted a move out order for me she does not live with me. She put my fathers address where I live maliciously to sabotage me taking care of my father who is very ill and she moved out.prior to seeking restraining order
NO.
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My stepmother listed my address as hers and was granted a move out order for me she does not live with me. She put my fathers address where I live maliciously to sabotage me taking care of my father who is very ill and she moved out.prior to seeking restraining order
NO.
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Protected party does not live at the address the move out order was issued
Yes, by Court Order.
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The Trustor is still alive but incapacitated. Is that illegal?
Possibly. And it could even possibly be Criminal Elder Financial abuse. You should consult with a local attorney in Conservatorships/probate/elder law.
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MY SISTER TOOK MOM IN JUN 2020 FOR A VISIT AND NEVER RETURNED HER NOW MY FAMILY WILL NOT LET ME SEE ARE SPEAK TO MY MOTHER SHE LIVES WITH ME FOR TEN YEARS AND I HAVE POWER OVER HER , SHE IS NOW IN A HOSPITAL IN MODESTO AND IVE BEEN THERE 3X AND THEY SAY I NEED TO SPEAK TO MY BROTHER WHOM I DO NOT... Read more »
You need to speak to a local attorney handling Conservatorships and/or Elder abuse law.
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Abuse of economic power, he uses drugs, offenses, and I ran from home knowing that I cannot get a job nor do I have a family to support me here
CONTACT A LOCAL FAMILY LAW ATTORNEY ASAP WITH ALL THE INFO WRITTEN OUT IF POSSIBLE.
THERE MAY BE CIVIL AND CRIMINAL REMEDIES AT YOUR DISPOSAL DEPENDING ON THE FACTS THAT PLAY OUT.
I was never notified about a petition filed for guardianship of my than 12 year old daughter. The grandparents weren't notified either, even though their address is listed on the filed petition.
Much more information is needed to competently answer your question. You need to talk to a lawyer who handles guardianship matters. Make sure you have all your documents copied, and prepare a chronology of events starting from the beginning. That should help you organize your thinking so you can... Read more »
Under the Family Code, child support is determined based on the parents' income, percentage of time with each parent and certain deductions which are allowed in calculating the amount of child support. If you have a previous child support order and there are change of income and/or custodial... Read more »
The judge of our ongoing case advised that we are protected under the 5th amendment, not just me both my x and myself. He stated we were both guilty of threatening each other, me of burning the apartment down in the video and her threatening to kill me. Will the restraining order get granted? She... Read more »
more info needed.
However, if it is an ongoing case then you both have lawyers, either private or court-appointed. They will be familiar with the court, judge, and DA assigned. They will also have the police report and prior record. That is the person you should ask not a random lawyer who... Read more »
We are not married and never have been. For the most part the father has been absent during the pregnancy and begged for an abortion/ adoption. The father will not be on the birth certificate. I plan to move to Fort Bragg in two weeks where I will have family support, less bills and will overall... Read more »
If there are no custody orders in place (i.e. signed by a judge and filed with the court) and no petition for custody or visitation have been filed, you are free to move wherever and whenever you want.
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