Easy...sort of Adding an owner on title is easy. All it takes is a Quit Claim deed which shouldn't cost more than a hundred bucks or so....

Some one said that the police were gonna pull a warrent next week, what can this me?

it's hard to follow you and there are not enough facts. too many holes in the series of events you are trying to present. make a sit down...

My husband got arrested on two charges..he was charged with assault 3 and disorderly conduct..he has no prior convictions..

He has a chance to enter into a diversionary program if he has no priors. But it's never that simple. He should consult with a local attorney to...

My son, diagmosed as having a psychotic break, has pot and refuses to give it up. will police hospitalize or arrest if I call

it will probably start with an arrest leading to an evaluation and if the evaluation states he should be hospitalized then he will be. There is a...

How can I pursue charges on someone for filing false information to gain possession of my apartment?

At the time, had you known better, when you were in court you could have asked the Judge to refer this the prosecutor as the other person put you...

Have Ben arrested prior won't to became a citizen am I'm elegible

repost under immigration. I believe you get one mistake and are still eligible for citizenship. More than one mistake and it's trouble. Good...

Estate records question

There would be an approval of the fees by the Surrogate Court. As such attorney fees would be referenced in the file.

Urgen please!!!!!! I did not know until today that I have a warrent arrest in TX. but I am out of the country!

If you cross the border in another state, you will probably get arrested and held in custody until extradition. I recommend you fly directly into...

I live in the state of North Carolina, and want to know if I can pursue legal charges against my wife.

you need actual damages to pursue a civil case. You got your monies returned and the withdrawal probably did not cause bouncing of checks, late...

You should repost under Civil Rights. In CT, you can sue if you're found not guilty as follows: In order to have a reasonable chance in a...