Now that parents know their kids are keying my car, can I sue if they damage it again? Ordered surv. camera to monitor.

PA has a law that imposes liability on a custodial parent for the acts of a child. But there is a limit of $1000.00. But you will still need...

Clarifying question unmarried gay couple joint tenancy in common each 50% one dies can creditors make claims against survivor.

A survivor in a romantic relationship is not liable for the debts of the significant other. However, the estate of the deceased person is liable...

If an unmarried gay couple with no children own a home "joint tenancy incommon and one party dies can the survivor be sued.

Your question is not clear. If there is a cause of action against a person, that person can be sued regardless of marital status.

Can they garnish my husbands wages if I lose a civil lawsuit?

Assets owned jointly as husband and wife can not be attached by creditors who have a judgment against only one spouse. Of course, if the marriage...

I asked a question but you wont allow me to use my old info. I asked Am I responsible for my deceased wife's credit card ?

Authorized users are not liable for credit card charges, nor are spouses liable for the debts of the other spouse. Your wife's estate is liable. ...

Whate is the easiest way to change marital status on deed ?

If you recorded the quitclaim deed from your ex, that's all you need to do to put title in your name only.

What do I do when getting court papers for my unpaid credit card debt. ?

Your husband is not responsible for your debts. While the house and car are safe now because they are in your husband's name, what if he passes...

Given that a foreclosure takes time, your mother ought to have time to sell her house. But how much time depends on what stage, if any, the...

Was I wrong?

First, you can file bankruptcy. But doing so may result in adverse consequences. The attorney was attempting to explain that to you. The...

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How can we add someone to a PA deed and also remove someone?

Yes, it can be done, but you need the assistance of an attorney. Whether this is simple or more complicated will depend on how title was held...