How can i find out if my grandmothers title is free and a clear title?

You say she received the original title in the mail, but is there a lienholder listed on it? If so, is the lien marked as paid? If so, the car is...

Any money awarded to a minor child must be received by a persona appointed as that child's guardian, which will likely be you. If the other side's...

Can I file for a Chapter 13 Dismissal because I am now able to pay my bills and make arrangements to the creditors.

Hate to be repetitive, but sit down with your lawyer and have he or she explain the difference between paying in the chapter 13 (no interest on...

I was rear ended. Can I sue for whiplash?

Yes. Find an attorney on this site and go see them asap. Getting the correct type of medical treatment in these types of cases is key. Most ER...

In Barrow County, the normal procedure for obtaining a public defender is to apply at their office in person or to wait until an arraignment date...

Mom is 90 yrs old. Daughter is Durable POA/POM and has been nominated by mom for guardian. Brother petitioning for other.

I agree 100% with Ms. Weinberg. The process is designed where it can be done on your own, but what happens when your brother walks in there with...

Do my landlord have the right to charge me $1500.00 in late fees that she been tagging on my account for the last year?

If it is not in the contract, she cannot charge it. However, be aware that refusing to pay it could trigger her to dig through the contract and...

Can you file debt consolidation bankruptcy if you lost your job & are drawing unemployment for the moment?

So long as you have enough income to pay your living expenses and the amount needed to consolidate your debts under chapter 13, it does not really...

Cancellations of deeds to secure debt are received when someone pays off a loan on real estate, either by paying off the loan in full or when...

Hello I filed an Application for Discretionary Appeal (Civil). My question is, do I file a "Notice of Appeal" with the trial

If you lost in court, you should file a notice of appeal within 30 days, and there are very specific requirements for doing so. If you are looking...