Assuming this business was running as a partnership, your husband can file suit for an accounting and a court will ultimately force the son to...

How long does it take to close out a deceased estate if theres are no assets or spouse and children for the sisters and brother

If the total amount in the account is less than $50,000 you can open a "small Estate" in Maryland. You can first look at...

Who gets the check?

Maryland, unlike many other states, has no right of redemption by the prior property owner on the foreclosed property. Once the auction is...

Sealed prommisary note in MD from 8 years ago?

Since you have not heard from anyone in 8 years, I would imagine that no one believes you have any personal liability for this debt. Furthermore,...

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Is there a percentage for disability?

For Social Security Disability Benefits there is no concept of "percentage disabled" as there is for veterans benefits. Either you meet the...

What legal rights do I have if I bought a house and was not informed of known issues by the seller

Under Maryland Law, the seller had an obligation to disclose known defects to you even if the property was sold to you "as is." In particular, you...

I am a business owner. How best I proceed with the collection on a debt from a shop? I cannot afford an attorney.

Many collections attorneys will handle such cases on a contingency basis with you only paying the actual court costs, service of process, etc. You...

If there is no Will, legally who should be the Administrator?

The Estates and Trusts Article of teh Maryland Code provides the necessary order of priority to be the Personal Representative: (1) The personal...

What do I need to do to have my ex removed from the deed to my home? She also wants to be removed from the deed.

You can simply deed the property to her. However, depending on where the property is located in Maryland, you are likely to be subject to...

I own a house in SC. I will be putting up for sale in Feb. '02. I would like to purchase a mobile home in MD where I now live.

Assuming that you have lived in the SC home as your principal residence for at least 2 out of the previous 5 years, you will not have to pay any...