Report the matter to your insurance. That's why you have it. Let them handle it - that's what they do.

They will sue you and probably obtain judgment, and then garnish your wages pursuant to Ohio law. How do I make sure, etc.etc. - you hire an...

No, a creditor cannot take property that belongs to another. Your problem is convincing the court what's yours and what's your son's. Money is...

Determination of paternity will also establish timesharing and child support. The financial affidavit is the basis for establishing child support....

I'm very sorry for your loss. I wonder how she was able to do that if she wasn't on the title or the executor of the estate. Perhaps your son had...

The statute says that you can rent your homestead property for no more than 30 calendar days for no more than 2 consecutive years, and not lose the...

A prenuptial agreement is a contract that you enter before you are married. Now that you are married, that's off rhe table. You can enter into a...

You should ask the executor's attorney to verify, but it seems to me that once the estate takes receives the money, it will be distributed...

Probably not. You should report this to your insurance company and let them defend you.

Once your son is on the deed, you just can't take him off without his consent. It's not his house and he cannot burn it down without suffering...