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Personal injury Lawyer at New York, NY
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More detail would be needed to give a better answer, but in short: 1. Yes 2. Probably but it depends on the contract - what it's for, what it...
If the money is still in escrow, or was in escrow well past 2006, then perhaps she was still "administering the estate" well past 2006. I would...
Probably not unless it is written somewhere. Do you have an employment contract?
You should submit a motion for contempt for not completing the Fact Information Sheet.
I would suggest you retain an attorney. Presumably the attorney would institute a civil suit at that time if an initial demand doesn't work.
Well, the answer is both - but I am hoping your new lawyer knows this already so I am not sure why you are asking the question here. If your new...
If this is was left to you in a will, in order to provide an accurate answer the exact language of the will would need to be looked at.
If he is breaching his duty as executor, you can attempt to challenge and remove him as executor. As stated above, it is recommended you have an...
No that generally does not sound like something a mechanic can do. Unless you signed something in the beginning which would allow him to do so.
I think you should have an attorney read the contract - you may be entitled to a bonus.
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