Answering a motion to withdraw is a bad idea! Why would you possibly want to have a lawyer who does not want to represent you, and why would you...

Do any of u probate wills I need to have my husbands will probated and then I would like to sell

Yoyr delay was sadly an expensive mistake, For two years after his death you were eligible to file for years support. which not only could have...

How high may the credit limit for a new credit card be, without being required to notify the bankruptcy trustee?

Apparently you did mnot (1) listen to your lawyer, (2) listen to the Chapter 13 trustee, or (3) read that booklet the Trustee gave you and told you...

How do I go about getting emergancey temp custody of my two daughters I am worried about their physical safety.?

Be very carteful throwing around accusations. Have you gotten the children examined by a doctor? Has DFCS investiogated? Has a child...

No, with some explanation. O.C.G.A. § 53-4-48 says that unless the will spelled out that she contemplated marrying you (in which case it is fully...

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What do I need to do or talk to about this situation?

In most such cases parents must either place funds in a special court supervised account and often must post a bond. You need to see a lawyer. ...

How do we start bankruptcy on a second mortgage. ..our home was foreclosed on in 2010 and we owe more on 2nd mortgage now

That 2nd likely remains as a giant unsecured debt. Call a bankruptcy lawyer to determine if you qualify for either Chapter 7 or 13.

If you're in Gwinnett, the Judges usually sign divorces on the pleadings if a lawyer requests, meaning you do not go to court. If you file pro se...

My husband recently died; how do I transfer our home title to me solely?

I'm sorry for your loss. If that is all the deed says, you are tenants in common. That means you ownm half and his estate owns half. Sit down...

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Can a Tn court awarded visitation be enforced in Ga?

As a general rule, one state's custody and visitation orders are enforeceable in another state. So you could be found in contempt of court and...