Do I need a civil attorney or should I let this go?
Its offensive and unfeeling, but legal recourse is limited. Best to let her boss know.
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Its offensive and unfeeling, but legal recourse is limited. Best to let her boss know.
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You will need to pay whatever support amount the court awards. that's a fact-based determination--you need a family law attorney to advise you as...
Your estate would be responsible for that debt, meaning the credit card company gets paid first in a probate proceeding. There are approaches to...
representation in and of itself will not make processing of your claim go any faster.
Tell them to stop and advise them that the information they are relying upon is in error. If they persist, bring a defamation action.
Such reporting would go to the Secretary of State's office and the Insurance Commissioner if it provides such grounds for a revocation.
The specifics of your questions are best answered by a local family law attorney and you should have one, since he has apparently filed for divorce.
VA disability payments may be apportioned, to include to an ex-spouse, if there's a valid support order in place. See 38 CFR 3.450 and 452.
The probate court can make an award for temporary guardianship. Evidently, your brother's sister satisfied the filing requirements. You should...
Follow Mr. Carrier's advice closely. Get a consult w/ a local elder law attorney--its worth it in this case.