Can a will be legally re-done if the person with terminal cancer has had several chemo treatments? Not being of sound mind?

Nothing in your post says that your father lacked mental capacity to make a new will and revoke his old one. Cancer, pain and medication are not...

Why do they say your members of the bar and what exactly is a bar ?

The origin of the term bar is likely derived from the "barring furniture" dividing a medieval European or British courtroom. Today it has acquired...

Can a marriage be null and void if the person who officiated the ceremony didn't sign the marriage license? Two different people

The ceremony is tradition and usually is legally irrelevant. The signing of the license is required in Georgia. Whether the marriage is valid...

We have 3 cars, can we legally use car #1 from Aug through Dec, return it to Florida, and use Car #2 January through June?

You've asked lawyers how to commit a crime (and posted enough details on the internet where you likely can be identified). Obviously, no lawyer is...

How do I recover a continuous overpayment in child support because of inaccurate information given during CS modification?

Since proper discovery filed by you and your attorney could have discovered the error beforehand, complaining now likely would fail and I am...

What can I do to help retain some type of joint custody, as he is wanting sole custody?

The most important thing you can do is to sit down with a lawyer to determine what to file and do to protect your rights. That may well the most...

Does he have a right to do so? Do I have to give him a tour?

While you dion't have to, wouldn't it be a wonderful gesture of constructive co-parenting (something your daughter will remember as a positive...

Do I have a right to reject her request, and how do I do this? Or, am I better off to just send the money and be done with it?

Pay it. Parents cannot legally waive back support. It never goes away and accrues interest, and you don't want to risk contempt.

Grandparents have my son that has runaway. I have proof that he is in the home. What can I do?

No one can answer based on what you left out. The answer changes if you are the mother or father, if you have sole custody or not, etc.

How do I go about this? How much money to do this? Where to go?

The one time to do a free name change is in the divorce. Doing it now requires a case in Superior Court. The filing and publication fees paid to...

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