Will divides their house 2/3 to niece and 1/3 to me. Will says I am to get the 1/3 upon sale. Niece refuses to sell

You have to start a civil suit against the 2/3 owner to force a sale. You also have to weigh whether this is even worth it. Is there a...

Alternating dependency exemption order not followed?

This is a State matter; the feds do not honor State divorce agreements. You will have to file a contempt motion to get the money lost in the...

Will I have to really leave?

Well, you will need to talk to the bankruptcy attorney to get this straightened out. Many questions need answering from the fact pattern you...

Ex declaring bankruptcy

More information is probably needed in order to completely answer your question. An attorney will normally be retained, review the filing and...

In CT can a realtor charge 1 month commission to a tenant who could not produce entire Security deposit to secure a rental unit?

In order to make this determination, you will have to review the contract your mother signed. I suggest you retain a real estate lawyer to review...

I am retired and have 2 credit card judgments in CT do I need to report that I have a 401K account on INTERROGATORIES (JD-CV-23)

You do need to list the 401k's on your interrogatories. Filing bankruptcy will put the 401K's out of the reach of your creditors. I do not have...

If an S corp is set up with husband, wife and 3 adult children as officers/equal share holders-can all receive 1099 income?

To get to the gist of your question, yes you can reduce income by paying your children for services rendered. But whether you can issue them 1099's...

What part of wrongful death settlements are taxable?

According to the IRS, any lawsuit settlement proceeds that a court awards for physical illness or injury are non-taxable. This includes wrongful...

Selected as the best answer

To begin with, eviction is the proper action to file in the Court. The next answer is a bit more complicated and should be reviewed by an...

What are the proper legal steps to take when other parent is not adhering to visitation schedule?

Unfortunately, if the ex refuses to comply, you have to file a Motion for Contempt with the Courts.