Question asked on Mar 28th, 2016 Q:The district court has ordered her to sell the house yet she refuses to comply and then appealed it to the supreme court. How can a court force someone to stay on a mortgage note? This is now 8 years after the divorce. And the...

Question asked on Apr 02nd, 2016   Q:  My ex husband had a very good attorney so he kept our house, our rental property, paid NO alimony and we were married 20 years. He also kept our furniture and furnishings. We had a 2 story 4 bedroom house with 3 full...

Question asked on Mar 30th, 2016 The short answer to your question is "yes" -- a court CAN terminate rights whether or not the bio parent being terminated agrees to it.  But it is never a good idea for any attorney with any good sense whatsoever to say what "the...

Question asked on Apr 08th, 2016 Adding someone as a co-owner of property is simple -- just execute a quit-claim or grant, bargain, and sale deed from you to you AND him.  As to whether you want to do so, that is another question -- it would appear to constitute a...

Question asked on Jun 14th, 2016 Short answer: "no."  Long answer: "Maybe . . . ."  Presumably, the step-mom is there with or on behalf of the father, with his consent.  If not, normally doctors will take directions from the parents as to who should and should not be...

Question asked on Jun 15th, 2016 Some of your inquiry is unclear -- "clarification on adonishment for joint custody rights" for example, is a phrase unknown to family law -- but it appears that your primary question is what is required under the terms of your current...

Question asked on Jun 22nd, 2016 Normally, there are several hearings before such a step is taken.  Your best bet is to hire counsel and seek a hearing, finding out why notice of pending procedures never reached you.

Question asked on May 22, 2016 Q: I have a child support case with the state of Nevada. I have accounting fraud evidence(empirical) from the state regarding the accounting of my case( it was an error back in 2011 but became fraud when they refuse to correct it). I...

Question asked on Feb 25th, 2015 Q: That's right my own lawyer came to deliver the threat to me. If you don't settle, he said, your hubby will evict your daughter in 10 days and then he will evict you in a month. I walked out of the hearing because it was a bad...