Rock Hill, SC
Car accident Lawyer at Rock Hill, SC
Practice Areas: Car Accidents, Workers Compensation ... +4 more
Maybe. It will come down to whether or not the lack of action is considered consent to your use or not. You will have to test the idea in court.
No, at 17 he cannot legally move. And you taking him could be contempt against your custody orders, and perhaps criminal. If he is suffering abuse,...
You may need to contact an employment lawyer to see if they are required to do so, and then to enforce that requirement.
Nope. None of it. But you may have to go through the divorce process. A court order will be required to divide stuff, grant possession of the...
What judge? Without better context, the only advice that we can give you is to get a lawyer to advise you on what is or is not smart given your...
Absent a court order saying she cannot, yes. There is nothing to stop her. And absent a court order of paternity, their father is not legally able...
It probably will not be on the deed in exact percentages. It will only be in the probate papers.
Sort of. What you should do (if the passing of the land allowed it) Is sue to have the place sold ASAP and each maintaining sister get the amounts...
You have a complaint. Which should have been made at the time. Absent sickness caused by the error, you have nothing for a court to assist with.
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