I was charge with a hit and run but was not driven can I go to jury dont have a lawyer yet please help

You NEED a lawyer. It would be almost impossible for a non-lawyer to have a prayer in a jury trial. Do you know how to present evidence, or what...

Without seeing the will and the deed, I can't properly answer you, but it sounds like the son is acting improperly, assuming your father actually...

If i have fair credit would i be able to refinance?

You may have several options and I'd have to sit down with you to discuss them. In some cases you could file another Chapter 13. In others you...

I am a single mother. How do I get a court issued paternity test?

Since he is a jerk, don't keep waiting for him to act. Either file a child support case with the state, and if he denies paternity they will get...

My 82 yr old mom was involved in a minor fender bender. We decided to pay for the damages without using our insurance Is there

You need a well drafted release, with proper language, before you pay anything, and it is essential you use a lawyer and do not do this yourself.

We live in GA. my father passed away without a will. he only has an IRA worth $5000 and a car loan. These are all his asset. wha

Maybe. The IRA goes to the beneficiary. If no one wants the car, the lender will probably repo it. It also MIGHT be possible for all the...

My husband and I have been separated for 4 years of which time I have received no financial support.

Generally no.

If two people are divorced but the house is still in both their names; can one person file bankruptcy - to include the house -

Yes, and depending on whether it us a chapter 7 or 13, what equity there is, and what happens to the house in the bankruptcy, the bankruptcy may...

Are probate documents filed with the court available to family members? How can I find out what the executor told the court?

Copies of the entire file are available to anyone who walks into probate court (50 cents a page). Once you get the file, have a lawyer look it...

Doo the witnesses &or notary of a will in georgia have to be alive at the time of the execution of the will?

The execution is when the will is signed. A dead person cannot witness or notarize anything. Were you meaning to ask what happens if they die...