Premarital funds with spouses name put on account?

This is a factual question - whether you co-mingled property into the account. If you deposited funds after marriage for the use of the spouses, it...

CCan I sue my and Lord for roaches and mice that r so bad and three times of mold of is black mold green and brown and white.we?

It depends. You must give the landlord notice of the problem and the opportunity to fix the problems. Have you given the landlord written...

My only addition is that you should have an attorney review the deed and any trust or will documents in question. Someone may have rights to use...

If you are the beneficiary on your parents life insurance policy do you need to notify siblings? Do these policies belong to U.

you should consult a lawyer. Life Insurance passes to the beneficiary, but the amounts must be included in the estate for certain purposes.

a dead person cannot write a check, so this sounds like there has been improper activity. I suggest calling the local police to have them...

CCan I make copy of the short certificate myself?

A copy is not a valid Short Certificate, however you can always try. Additional certificates can be purchased from the County Court

What is bond or surety in a will?

you should consult with an attorney. This may be an appropriate clause with respect to the appointment of a trustee, guardian or executor.

Can any company garnish and freeze you're bank in Pennsylvania for example an old landlord?

There is too little information to answer that question. If a landlord has a valid judgment for unpaid rent, wages may be garnished.

What is the typical contingency fee for a personal auto accident?

The answer depends on certain factors. 60-40 is a common split, but that is not the only split. Costs are ususally deducted from the recovery as...

Need advice on whether to even bother to consult with a lawyer. Time sensitive. Filed petition to intervene

I think you should hire an attorney and pursue the money. I'm sure that a fee arrangement could be made to satisfy you and the attorney. I'd be...