What is the legal way to have an owner of belongings to get them after a breakup in pa

Turn it around. How could you defend yourself against an ex who charges that you destroyed his/her stuff? A phone call would rely on testimony, and...

Does a beneficiaries name need to be explicitly stated if they fall under the term "children"?

Changing this to "probate." The Will says more than you think because these documents use magic words (terms of art) with long and ancient...

Satisfying a judgement

You're putting the cart ahead of the horse. First get the judgment and then worry about enforcement. That said, the concept your looking for is...

My written work was used in a book without compensation. What steps can I take?

My wife is a writer and I am familiar with these "ghost writer" situations. If you have a written contract, that will control. If not, you have a...

If your Mom is sound enough to make a new Will, this is easy. Most estate attorneys will be willing to make a house call to the hospital for that...

Is this plagiarism? How can I deal with it?

I'm writing only to correct a mistake in your question. "Plagiarism" - taking credit for another person's ideas without credit - is legal. Scummy,...

I live in Pennsylvania my boyfriend of 26 years past away on Friday 12/09/2016 we have a house together since 2006

Question #1 is, are you on the title? If you are, that controls because ownership would presumably pass to you automatically. After...

Must I send a copy of the complaint to the defendant?

Yes, you do. And now that you are in real court, hire a lawyer. It is not at all the same and you will almost certainly lose on some procedural...

Can you get locked up even though the cops did not do a rape kit test they did nothing but go by what she said. He passed a poly

Hire. A. Lawyer. NOW. Your boyfriend is swimming in very deep waters that are full of nasty currents. Trusting that truth will win out in the end...

Can i get my money back

You can certainly sue him and probably get a judgment easily enough, but as you note he probably has no assets. The judgment might come in handy if...