Understanding California Probate Examiner Notes

Understanding the role a probate examiner plays in the probate process, as well as what their notes mean, can help save you time and money during probate. In fact, maintaining an active role in the note process can buy you time to obtain any supplemental materials the court requires to settle the estate as quickly as possible.

By |April 28th, 2020|Categories: Probate|2 Comments

How to Sue in Small Claims Court to Settle Disputes

Small claims courts are a low/cost, quick alternative to civil courts to settle civil disagreements. The rules of small claims court are simpler and the process is quicker and less expensive than a regular civil court. Examples of when you may want to sue in small claims court include: (1) Your landlord did not return your security deposit; (2) An auto repair shop did not fix your car properly; (3) You loaned money to a friend who refuses to pay you back; (4) You purchased a new HDTV that had a manufacturing defect, and the store will not return it; or someone hit you, broke your nose, and (5) You want them to pay for your medical bills.

By |October 21st, 2018|Categories: California Courts|Comments Off on How to Sue in Small Claims Court to Settle Disputes

Changing Title on a House – How to Do it Right

If you need to change the title on a house, be confident you have handled all steps in the process correctly. It's always best to hire a professional to prepare a deed or other title transfer. Otherwise, with an improper deed, you might not have the ownership rights you believe you have. Worst yet, you might retain ownership responsibilities you think you no longer should have.

By |December 28th, 2020|Categories: Estate Planning|51 Comments

Annulment vs. Divorce: What You Need to Know

When a court issues you an order of dissolution (divorce) or annulment of marriage, you become legally single. Therefore, you gain the right to enter a new legally valid marriage. The difference is that, in a divorce, you are considered to have been legally married before the divorce judgment. An annulment means that the court declares that your marriage was never legally valid.

By |November 22nd, 2020|Categories: Divorce, Family Law|Comments Off on Annulment vs. Divorce: What You Need to Know

The Difference Between Annulment and Divorce: What You Need to Know

The short 20-minute video will provide an overview of the difference between divorce legal separation and annulment in California. We discuss the legal basis needed to file an annulment in California, why some people choose to file a California legal separation proceeding and provide an in-depth discussion of the California divorce process for an uncontested divorce with a marital settlement agreement.

By |July 5th, 2015|Categories: Personal, Family Law|1 Comment

What is a Dissolution of Marriage?

Marriage dissolution is the legal term for divorce. It is possible for many couples to dissolve their marriages without hiring lawyers or appearing before a judge. Using the professional services of a legal document assistant service like A People's Choice, to help you file your dissolution of marriage can save you thousands of dollars as compared to hiring an attorney.

By |December 9th, 2020|Categories: Divorce|Comments Off on What is a Dissolution of Marriage?


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