I am active duty and I lent a “friend” $2000. He is national guard. How do I get my money back ?
Sue him in small claims court--best way to do it.
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Sue him in small claims court--best way to do it.
You need to let the police in if they have a warrant.
You don't. Instead, you seek guardianship over him.
Timelines vary from court to court--depending on workload and the adequacy of the petition. If there are no issues at the hearing, I would expect...
Any request of the trustee for funds can only be made for the daughter's benefit, not the mother's.
Petitioner is responsible for all fees in an adult guardianship unless otherwise specifically determined so by the court.
Could you sue? Maybe for the 15 minutes of your time, but that's it. What would the possible recovery be--the dollar equivalent for 15 minutes of...
I agree with Ms. DiSalvo completely. Joint wills can be awkward and are not the preferred instrument in GA; individual wills are typically much...
And that's the law--a minor child is a dependent for VA purposes even if the child doesn't reside with the veteran.
Your poor credit may negatively impact you being personally appointed as the conservator, but won't impact on the determination of a...