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As PR of the estate request a copy of the trust. That will answer most of your questions. On what basis are they trying to contest the will?

An attorney can get the information for you and may be able to get the warrant quashed.

The reduction will probably be retroactive to the date of filing so you need to file as quickly as possible. In the meantime you have to continue paying and then get a refund if they lower the CS.

Yes they can require an appearance. Either hire an attorney or show and next time don't ignore the ticket. Judges don't like that.

You probably ratified the contract by your actions. Pay your bills.

An attorney can appeal the CS order. Doesn't sound like you should be paying CS but it is fact specific.

Gary answered your question. Google res judicata.

Even if you pay them it will still show as a ding on your credit report. Contact the original creditor and offer a settlement based on them agreeing to remove it from your credit report. You need this is writing. Do not believe anything the collection agency tells you.

Is it a revocable or irrevocable living trust and is his mother still alive? Assuming that it is revocable and she is still alive then Bob has nothing. If it is irrevocable, then what happens to Bob's half is controlled by the terms of the trust. Assuming that the house is actually...

No way to know but probably not. Why don't you simply take care of it before they suspend your license. The court may work out a payment plan if you don't have the money.

Assuming that you both work equally the court should only use one half. You need to be sure that they also impute an income to the ex. Your income should not be counted but you cannot switch the majority to you in order to avoid CS.

You need to start with how the house is titled. If it is in both names, it may be with right of survivorship which means she gets it all. However, this requires special wording so I doubt this is how it is listed. She can still claim half as community property since it was acquired during the...

If our state requires him to be licensed and he is not licensed then you do not have to pay. You will need to request summary judgment.

By getting a mortgage with them you gave them the right to pull your credit report.

There is no requirement that he sign the papers. You need to consult with an attorney.

Ignore them. Then if they want to pursue it they will have to file to be named as the PR of the estate.

I have never heard of it costs 1500 to 2000 to be named the administrator of an estate unless you retain an attorney to do it for you. I would send them a copy of his death certificate and tell them that there is no estate.

YOu really have to decide whether you want ot try to continue the business or not. If so then you will need to try and get someone that will agree to invest in the company for a share of the business. Otherwise BK is probably your only option. The suppliers can go after you personally if you...

You need to immediately file for a hearing. It sounds like your attorney dropped the ball, assuming that you actually retained him. I fail to see how they can determine the amount of CS without his financial information since CS is based on the adjusted gross income of both parents. Call the...

You will need to retain an attorney in WA to be the personal representative. The PR will have to be the one to file in ND. Otherwise you stand a very good chance of doing it wrong.