Can i still file charges and what will happen
you can try, but after 2-3 weeks, the police may be less interested, especially if no one was hurt.
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you can try, but after 2-3 weeks, the police may be less interested, especially if no one was hurt.
Why didn't you treat your foot yourself at home with hot towels and wraps instead of going to the hospital? Yes, you can call the City and DIY but...
Attorney Duppler has a good suggestion. other than that, you would have to get an attorney involved to petition the court for an accounting of all...
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to little information to run your guidelines. if there is no court order, it will be difficult to get a credit back unless she agrees.
I practice in PA, don't know TX law but normally only the principal (uncle?) can revoke or a court can revoke a POA. Not sure if APS went to court...
the attorney should have told you at the time of transfer, if he didn't that this transfer would be subject to inheritance tax as it was a transfer...
sounds like it is marital property and he needs to share at least 50% with you. but, based on your question no one knows whether you are in divorce...
get a POA over him. all the advice is good. if he as assets she has access to like joint accounts, he may want to shut them down. perhaps he can...
all good advice. keep records for all of it and prepare for the worst, which would be he has to pay at least half of it back. also, do it before...
technically, probably, but you need to find better things to do with your time.