When you hear the term probate, the first thing that comes to mind is the process of distribution of assets after someone’s death. However, the Riverside Probate Code covers much more than the administration of wills and trusts. From conservatorships and child support to foreclosures and health care, if you are unfamiliar with the ever-evolving […]

Tags: California, Child Support, code, conservatorship, Law, Probate, Probate Code, Riverside, Southwest Justice Center, Temecula Superior Court
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Another new year has begun, which means dozens, if not hundreds, of laws have gone into effect as of January 1st, 2024. While we cannot cover all new 2024 laws in California, Arizona, Texas, and Kentucky, we will focus on a few we feel have the greatest impact on your everyday lives. California Gavin Newsom […]

Tags: Arizona, bills, California, House, kentucky, Law, laws, legislation, minimum wage, new year, Senate, texas
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Back in 2019, Nicolas Cage married his then girlfriend Erika Koike after “drinking to the point of intoxication.” Cage, as a lot of people do when in the throes of infatuation, acted on impulse. Four days later, he claimed the marriage was fraud as he was not fully aware of the extent of a relationship […]

Tags: Annulment, California, Divorce, documents, Family, Law, Marriage
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When someone is mentally or physically incapacitated, they may not be able to perform tasks necessary to live. When this happens, family members or friends may have the right to become a guardian or a conservator and take legal responsibility for performing personal and financial tasks for them. Which one, guardianship or conservatorship, is right […]

Tags: adults, Arizona, California, Child, Children, conservator, conservatorships, Education, Family, financial, Guardian, guardianships, Health, Law, personal, responsibility
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In the broadest sense of the word, justice is receiving the most deserving reward or punishment for a particular act or decision. This makes the term extremely fluid, as defining what someone “deserves” can mean many different things to many different people. In the case of criminal convictions, justice has been served under the law […]

Tags: clear records, conviction, court, criminal conviction, expunge records, Expunged, Expungement, federal, Law, minor, record clearing, reduce sentance, set aside, state
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In the coming days, President Biden will nominate a black female justice to the Supreme Court. In honor of his historic decision, King Law Firm celebrates Black History Month with a look back at the first black Supreme Court Justice to grace the bench, the honorable Justice Thurgood Marshall. Who is Thurgood Marshall? Thurgood Marshall […]

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King Law Firm Attorneys at Law, Inc. is excited to officially announce their newest venture: The Lawyer Kings Podcast! Earlier this year, attorney Rachel King, owner of the California-based King Law Firm Attorneys at Law, Inc., wanted to build confidant relationships with those seeking answers to their burning legal questions by expanding the dissemination of […]

Tags: king and russo, Law, lawyer, legal questions, patrick king, podcast, rachel king, the lawyer kings
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In March 2020, California Governor Newsom signed legislation for AB 3088, or the COVID-19 Tenant Relief Act (CTRA), putting a freeze on tenant evictions if they could prove a financial hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The bill was a landmark piece of legislation that has helped plenty of tenants remain in their homes during […]

Tags: California, covid, COVID-19, landlord, landlord rights, Law, pandemic, realty, rental
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The calendar has changed once again. Although a new administration has entered the White House and there’s hope that the 2020 chaos is officially in the rear-view mirror, there is still uncertainty in what 2021 has to offer. One thing we can count on, though, is the annual enactment of new California laws. Due to […]

Tags: Business, California, COVID-19, Education, Health, home, Law, safety
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As a citizen of the United States, we all feel as if we know how laws should be enforced simply because “that’s how it’s done in my state.” What we all fail to understand (or don’t want to understand) is that each state has the constitutional right to create laws for the benefit of their […]

Tags: Business, Business Law, California, Child Support, Divorce, Estate Law, Holographic Wills, Law, Probate, will
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