the next few few weeks. I thought I could ask the court for continuance so I can fly back to the east coast for her passing/ funeral. I am now being told there would have to be an exparte hearing because the other party won't agree to it and more than likely he will ask for Temporary orders... Read more »
All it means is the other party won't agree so you have to get the court's permission to continue the hearing. It's not that you are suffering consequences of having a family member take ill. The court has no idea what is going on in your personal life until it is brought to the... Read more »
Yes, it can.
You might try finding your county law library they usually have great resources for someone who doesn't have an attorney and it's free for most things. Otherwise you might find someone offering help with legal documents. But your best option is to buy some time with an attorney who should... Read more »
I was wrong for incarcerated later quitted my kids are taken from me my parents told the court reporter a bunch of lies about me
much more info is needed.
it is hard to understand the facts of your case. Maybe you should write them down.
however, many criminal lawyers don't get involved in issues like this.
i would suggest you make an appointment with a local criminal lawyer to discuss your... Read more »
Cousin passed (indigent), estranged from son lost to CPS and adopted; no other heirs but 4 cousins. Contacted through medical records, I was the closest. Can I legally act as agent to secure her property, make decisions, and conduct discovery for legal docs? Son expressed no interest in the estate... Read more »
If your cousin had signed a Health Care Directive, that document would say who has the right to make her final arrangements. If you don't know whether she signed a Health Care Directive, the hospital may know and/or the Coroner may allow you to make the call. You can pay for the cremation and... Read more »
We were told that there were no more funds in our family trust. We took their word. Now we find out about a court hearing and we need to know what form or forms to fill out before Jan.20,
2022. I am next in line for co executor. But we really need to know what we need to do to enter... Read more »
I suggest you hire a lawyer with probate experience in the appropriate venue before the next court date.
The information presented here is general in nature and is not intended nor should be construed as legal advice for any particular case or client. For specific advice about your... Read more »
How can the system allow this to continue and not give me ANY type of communication?
This is so not the 'justice' we both deserved and he has been gone for 8 years . Everytime I refile a request for order its either a proof of service or I am just not allowed to speak?!?!
To reliably answer your concerns, a lawyer would have to review any court orders and other materials pertinent to your parental rights, and any section 290-registrant requirements that may apply.
The father does not have a legitimate fear of travel he is strictly disgruntled. What form and how do I file for a motion to get a judge to approve my son getting a passport
This forum cannot be used in this manner; i.e. to be instructed on how to practice law. If you do not want to hire an attorney to assist you, you can use the court's self-help link on the Superior Court's website. What you will need is a Request for order either to modify custody so... Read more »
I am listed as the trustee after my mom who is deceased. My grandparents trust only lists their children, my mom (deceased) and my aunt. I can find nothing on the trust that lists a 'beneficiary'. I am assuming that my aunt is a beneficiary and is entitled to half the value of the... Read more »
I'm sorry to hear about your mom's passing. I recommend that you have an attorney review the estate planning documents to help you understand the content. Due to COVID, it may be best to scan the documents so that they can be emailed to an attorney for review. It is also a good idea to... Read more »
Do I have to tell the Noncustodial parent that I am moving I’m still staying in the state of California and all he has is visitation of our son everything was finalized in court in 2019
If the place you are moving is far enough away to interfere with your current custody orders, you have to get the court to change the order. You can't just tell him you are moving if the move will interfere with your custody orders.
The letter was sent to my home re: Request to change address to x address. We have been married for a year.
YOU PROBABLY WANT TO ASK THIS QUESTION TO A FAMILY LAW ATTORNEY IN YOUR AREA.
CALL FOR A FREE CONSULTATION ASAP.
child of deceased sibling
Yes, the children of your uncle's deceased siblings stand to inherit. The surviving sibling will receive 1/3 of the estate. The children of the first sibling to die will inherit 1/3 of the estate in equal shares. The children of the second sibling to die will likewise inherit 1/3 of the... Read more »
Hi, I am being harassed every single day, multiple times a day by a neighbor. She keeps calling and using security as a way to harass me and bully me every single day. (Anytime she hears me on the phone or when she hears something). She just won’t leave me alone. The management knows. I have... Read more »
You can file your own harassment claim against this neighbor. all the necessary forms are available on the Court’s website (https://www.courts.ca.gov/forms.htm?query=civil%20harassment). See form CH-100-Info on the instructions whether or not you have an appropriate case for civil harassment... Read more »
My Ex is supposed to give 50 % of his pre-ipo stocks over to me and keep me informed what he is doing with them. But he kept me in dark exercised 50% of them and never gave me an option to exercise as it was community property in his name and now claims all exercised shares are his. Now if i agree... Read more »
more info needed.
it sounds like a family law matter and I do not accept divorce matters.
present this to your divorce attorney and if you don't have one request a courtesy consultation with one
Oct 15 2021 my sister and mother were in a physical confrontation where my mom suffered injury. This has occurred before(have pics) sister had none. She was asked to leave so they could calm down..instead she moved in next door with a neighbor/friend of 20 years.she had not been allowed to see... Read more »
More info needed.
I suggest you type up a complete summary and consult with a local lawyer. This question deserves more attention than a quick answer.
You should have a lawyer put the matter on calendar if he thinks the facts warrant it.
Hire an attorney to file an action for a Sale For Partition
I received treatment from a planned parenthood and paid my bill in full at the end of my appointment. Later that night, I received a call from them saying they made a mistake and didn’t charge me properly and now I owe them another 125$. Do I need to pay this even though they’re the ones who... Read more »
How did they "mess up"? You owe what the treatment cost, plain and simple. If they gave you the correct bill at the time of your treatment, you would have paid, wouldn't you? So what is different about giving you a corrected bill later on the same day?
Don't you ever... Read more »
The two are abusing my parents and drugies!
And attorney would need to review your order appointing you conservator to see what it covers, but most likely yes, you can do that. Be sure to hire an eviction attorney to help you with that. The process and the rules are surprisingly complicated.
Every person to whom an infant has been confided for nursing, education, or any other purpose, who, with intent to deceive any parent or guardian of that child, substitutes or produces to that parent or guardian another child in the place of the one so confided, is punishable by imprisonment... Read more »
amendment to what?
will/trust?
holographic or written? notarized?
is this a family law question? i only handle criminal and PI...............
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