What type of court do you go to in order to get guardianship?
Mr. Rafter is correct - you need to consult an Elder Law attorney. In addition to the link he provided, you can find one here on AVVO or go to the...
Salem, VA
Elder law Lawyer at Salem, VA
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Mr. Rafter is correct - you need to consult an Elder Law attorney. In addition to the link he provided, you can find one here on AVVO or go to the...
Absolutely NOT. unless someone signed a special document guaranteeing the bills (unlikely). DO NOT GO TO THE COURTHOUSE TO START AN ESTATE...
Mr. Devendorf is correct - you can hire a lawyer and file an action to sell the property under court supervision, which as he said, is a "Partition...
I assume you are on a lease for a year and not on a month-to-month rental. Therefore, you can't simply move out. Have you WRITTEN the landlord...
First, don't simply move. Your choices: A) send a letter to landlord (keeping copy) that 1) acknowledges the new work, 2) asks how the...
I agree with my friend Mr. Farr - unfortunately the answer is likely not. And as he says, see a probate lawyer. HOWEVER, if there was a judgment...
You shouldn't have moved out as Virginia law doesn't favor you doing that. You could have paid rent into court and filed a Tenant's Assertion. ...
As others indicate - you need a lawyer. Preferably one who understands both real estate law, bankruptcy law, and bonus points for understanding...
Trying to do it yourself? If so, you're gonna lose. Lis Pendens are very technical documents and I've seen a lot of lawyers screw them up....
You probably need a lawyer. At a minimum send a letter - certified mail return receipt TO BOTH THE ACTUAL OWNER AND TO THE MANAGEMENT COMPANY...