How am I able to kick out someone who is living in my home legally?
Yes, you must formally evict. A properly drafted and served 30-day notice to quit, followed by court eviction if he hasn't left. And expect that...
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Yes, you must formally evict. A properly drafted and served 30-day notice to quit, followed by court eviction if he hasn't left. And expect that...
Can you get sued? Of course, you can be sued for anything. But the homeowner will have the burden of proof to demonstrate that your work caused the...
All you say is true. I assume he did this without an attorney? I assume he also did not at least reserve a life estate? What did he think he was...
Call either or both the Newton Dept. of Health & Human Services or Dept. of Inspectional Services. They can inspect and if there are code...
You will not be able to write such a letter. That is not the way this is done. You can only act formally through a motion to vacate the order. Not...
If you file a motion, it is YOU who must serve a copy of it to the other side, not the court clerk. And if you do not see an e-filing accepted, it...
Once again, following on my answers to your other 2 questions: go see a local probate law attorney ASAP.
I just answered your related question. So the will was never probated? It absolutely needs to be to establish your ownership of the property. You...
You say the property was willed to you. Was your mother's estate probated? If yes, and that process is completed, you are the owner of the...
To me that's a close call, since it is not really a message directed to you. About you, yes; to you, no. I might suggest your son block the texts,...