As the executor for my father's estate can I collect loan money for my father that he lent to others? How old can loans be?

As the executor, or personal representative, you have the right to collect on loans and sue to collect debts that were owed to his father as if you...

If there is no pending complaint/litigation against a bankruptcy estate, can it be distributed and closed at any time?

It's somewhat unclear from your posting exactly who all the parties are, and what the relationships are to each. Are you trying to pierce the...

From your question, I'm assuming that you are late on your current payment as a result of the hospital stay. Unless the contract provides some...

Can a city or town require you to have a recreational fishing license to walk or hike in a public area?

The real answer to that depends on what the land can be used for. Towns can restrict their public lands to certain purposes. Is there any kind of...

What is the address to mail a money order?

This isn't really a legal question. You need to look for whatever address payment needs to be remitted to on your notice or bill. If the payment is...

As the executor of my mother's estate, am I able to require her significant other to pay rent to live in her home?

No you cannot charge him rent. From what you say about your mother's will, it sounds as if you don't actually currently own the house (which is a...

My grand daughter lives with my ex husband and my ex sister in law. I want visitation rights everyweek

While it is possible that a court may take into account who a child wants to live with as part of a larger examination of what is in there best...

Massachusetts has a law that allows stores to sue you for costs related to shoplifting, it's called a civil demand. This is completely unrelated to...

Can money be garnished

If the money is not your money, it can't be garnished. If they try to garnish money that you are managing, but isn't yours, you need to appeal that...

On ex husbands divorce decree says he will pay a few bills thats in her name.10yrs ago. She's taking to small claims court now

Yes she can still take you to court if your husband didn't pay the bills as instructed. As my colleague said this is supposed to be in a contempt...