I agree with Atty. Frederick's analysis. All will depend on what kind of evidence you have to prove that the joint account was for convenience...

My grandaughter is 17 years old and no longer wants to live with my son and her mother. she has been living with me for about a

You should go to the local Circuit Court and petition for temporary and ultimately permanent guardianship of your granddaughter. She is not 18, so...

Is it odd that my lawyer want to let the buyer do an inspection before contract?

It is typically done before agreement is signed.

How do i go about finding out if my ex is receiving disability, and if so is he still responsible for back child support???

Since you have a child support order, you should be pursuing a contempt action against him for his failure to pay. During the course of that case,...

What are my legal rights?

Not sure what your question is. If he never signed the will you mentioned, it is of no effect. If he died without a will, his estate passes to his...

Can I modify a motion because of time elapsed between filing and hearing?

Either way, but check with the court clerk as to the judge's preference.

Iam trying to get my children backwe signed over tempory custody to grandparents

If they have temporary custody (guardianship), the day for approval of their permament guardianship must be coming up. You need to make sure you...

Can i get custody back of my 16 yr old daughter from her father if she wants to move back with me..we have joint custody?

As Atty. Robbins pointed out, unless he was granted physical custody, you should not have to do anything. But if he was, file a complaint for...

The daughter, of the landlord, of a house I am staying in walked through my house without permission, while I was gone

I am sure there is more to this story, but you need to speak to an experienced landlord/tenant attorney as soon as possible. If money is an issue,...

Best practice would be to get your signature, but this does occur. It is possible that in the fee agreement, you gave the attorney the right to...