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Landlord and her new fiance /ex cop now property manager are refusing to accept a prorated rent payment for the 6days at house
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Answered on May 01, 2018
You would be very very very wise to speak to an attorney about this issue. There are several issues here, and you could really benefit from a...
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42 y.o. woman adopted (MI) by grandmother (via CPS) identifies biological father 4-2018 33 years after death intestate NY
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Answered on May 01, 2018
It sounds like this would be a question for a NY attorney.
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42 y.o. adopted (MI) by maternal grandmother (via CPS) identifies biological father 4-2018 33 years after death intestate (NY)
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Answered on May 01, 2018
It sounds like this would be a question for a NY attorney.
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Can a person change their accounts to TOD accounts after brain surgery resulting in loss of reasoning capacity and short term m?
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Answered on May 01, 2018
The short answer to your question is yes, if the bank goes along with it. These cases are difficult to undo, unless it is medically obvious.
Do my neighbor and I have any legal recourse regarding secondhand smoke coming into our units from the neighbor between us?
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Answered on April 30, 2018
A lot depends on your condo association docs. Check them out. After that, you may want to go to the condo board.
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CAN I BE REMOVED AS EXECUTOR BY A PETITIONER OR PROBATE JUDGE.
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Answered on April 30, 2018
Yes, you can be removed. There is a statute on it that pertains to the removal of fiduciaries, of which, an executor is one. It may apply. Seek...
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Can I sue my former employer for disparaging me to my prospective employer?
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Answered on April 30, 2018
It may be possible to sue your former employer, but it may not be the right thing. You should seek counsel for a meeting over all the issues at...
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What can my dad spend his leftover money on (after paying into his pooled trust each month). He is on medicaid.
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Answered on April 30, 2018
Medicaid is a very very tricky area of the law. A lot has to do with how you characterize the payment. If you characterize the payment correctly,...
Neighbor piling up dead trees and brush on property line
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Answered on April 30, 2018
If it is one inch on your property, then you have rights. But even if it's not over the line, you still have rights under the law of nuisance. ...
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Dad had will that claims brother gets all house and posessions in it.
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Answered on April 28, 2018
The short answer is that it depends on whether that furniture belonged to the grandfather or the grandson prior to the death of the grandfather. ...
