On Feb.19,2011 my mother died. While visiting with my sister I have discovered that she and my niece had been charging to my
If it is not for the benefit of the estate it is a breach of fiduciary duties.
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If it is not for the benefit of the estate it is a breach of fiduciary duties.
There will be no change in the support obligation until one of you files a petition in Family Court. If one of you does file it would seem likely...
Yes. You should consult a local family law attorney to see how the law would be applied to your situation.
These are all questions you should discuss in detail with a local divorce attorney. If there is property to divide, pensions and 401k accounts to...
Motions generally don't speed things up - they slow them down while the motion is being briefed, argued and decided.
Though it seems a difficult family question, this isn't part of family law. Try landlord-tenant...
You can make a motion in Family Court - however, threatening court officials with frivolous lawsuits won't be a positive for you.
You can certainly file married/separate.
That depends - what does your settlement agreement or divorce decree say about further discovery? You should consult a local attorney...also you...
Your friend should get a new local lawyer. And - no on the punitives.