How do I get a vehicle out of my name?

If you have a key, I concur with the advice given by the attorney. In this case, the adage "possession is nine-tenths of the law" applies.

Call the plaintiff's attorney, whose name should be on the papers you were served. Tell him (or the collection agency, if you are referred to it)...

Yes, he is breaking the law by letting his goats run rampant. If you can't amicably work things out, you can bring a claim against him, probably...

How do I summons someone for whom I have identification in paperwork but not a name.

The short answer to your question is that person whose name is not presently known can be identified as "John Doe" or "Jane Doe". You later can...

May I amend a complaint in a civil action in DC Superior Court

A party may file an amended complaint as of right prior to the filing of an answer. This is not to say that you should do so now. You really...

What can one expect in court, after being served with a show cause as to why a second accounting is not done for an estate?

Persons who choose to represent themselves in estate administration do so at their peril, as you have learned. As Mr. Farr stated, you, your...

Can a classified dementia patient in a nursing facility change/rewrite a will?

A person must have "testamentary capacity" in order to execute a valid will. That is, he must understand what he is doing, and know who are the...

Given situation of sibling denying any belongings, how do I obtain will/trust &/or item/s of my parent?

You ought to seek a consultation with an attorney on this. Perhaps a strongly worded letter to your sibling from an attorney will encourage your...

Must estates pay claims from creditors of debts that are legitimate but expired before death due to statute of limitations?

What I probably would do (if the debt is not substantial) is to send a letter to the creditor explaining that the debt is barred by statute of...

If no liens are filed against an estate's parcel, do I need to be concerned about unsatisfied judgments against the heirs?

I agree with the first attorney that you need counsel. At first blush, I don't agree with the administrator of the estate, but I would need to...