Can I Sue for damages and stress and delays for me being an exec of an estate and the x wife of said estate is causing?

It's unlikely you can sue for those things. However, you are entitled to hire a lawyer on behalf of the estate, who will be paid from the estate. ...

What can I do to get my deposit, 1st and last back for cancellation of the lease if landlord refuses to give me my money back?

Talk to a landlord-tenant attorney. This is a good lawsuit and the attorney can collect fees. I strongly advise against small claims.

Can my adult children be held responsible for credit card debt when I die? At a court hearing a judgement was made against me.

No and yes. Children do not inherit debt. If you die with no assets, and a lot of debt, your children will not be required to pay your debts...

I have a question on filing out interrogatories in aid of judgement.

If you're in a case with interrogatories, you should really consult a lawyer. They will need to understand the case--and read the...

Yes. The question "was it a gift or a loan?" is one which would be the subject of a trial. She may not win but she can certainly try.

When you use a bond company to pay an immigration bond for you how much are they obligated to refund you ?

A bond is a contract between you and the bond company, so you should start by reading the contract you signed and see what it says regarding...

How can I find out who is sending me harassing letters through the mail?

You should bring the letters to an attorney to see if there is sufficient evidence to file suit.

Landlord has requested access to show our apartment to prospective tenants 35 times in last 3 months. Is this acceptable?

35 requests or 35 showings? How much notice? Are they sequential or randomly split up? That seems high, in my experience. If you have an...

Can I Sue Dell company?

You may have been scammed; that may not actually have been Dell. You should report this to your credit card company immediately, as in "right now."

I'm sorry that happened to your daughter. Yes, you should discuss this with an attorney. Good luck.