The California Probate Court has jurisdiction over matters related to guardianship of minors and the termination of parental rights. In California, the process of terminating parental rights is governed by the Probate Code, which grants the Probate Court exclusive jurisdiction over these types of cases. To have a child declared free from the custody and...
The First District Appellate court of California recently decided where a wife failed to read a premarital agreement and to meet with her attorney to discuss it before signing it, she bore the risk of her mistake as to the content of the agreement and is not entitled to rescission. You are already knew it...
The Lesson Plan for Your Estate As a teacher you provide the foundational knowledge necessary to ensure the success of tomorrow’s leaders. We at RAXTER LAW are here to make sure you have the foundational estate planning documents to ensure your own successful future. Below are some basic questions and answers about estate planning and...
First, thank you for all that you do for us. We understand that being the first one on the scene can come with many different risks. We are dedicated to protecting you and your loved ones from the different types of emergencies that may pop up during your life. The following are some important questions...
Many people assume that estate planning is only done by the elderly or people with vast estates. This is a mistake as most adults or couples should plan for their estate which would include planning for their assets, care for their children, or plan for incapacity. The following are just a few reasons to consider...
If you or someone you know is affected by Alzheimer’s disease or dementia, the time for legal and financial planning is now. Join us to learn about important legal and financial issues you may face and how to put plans in place. Raxter Law, P.A. in association with the Alzheimer’s Association is presenting a free...
LEGAL LIMITS FOR CREDITORS TO FILE LAWSUITS TO COLLECT California has a special statutes of limitation dealing with claims against deceased persons. This rule bar any lawsuit on a liability (debt) of a deceased person unless the lawsuit is filed before the first anniversary of the decedent’s death. This one-year legal limit applies to debts...
Conservatorship: What is It and How Does it Work? California Conservatorships – An Introduction Few responsibilities are more profound than taking care of an adult who is unable to care for himself or herself. If appointed by the Court to do so, the person charged with that responsibility is called a “conservator.” The adult...
