My mother left me property but they guy stayiing there keeps paying taxs and wont leave what can i do

If your mother is deceased, the durable power of attorney is no longer effective. If you have a will, you need to go see a probate attorney. Even...

How do stop ex from taking my children out of state?

If you have never filed a paternity action and established time sharing, then she can take the child out of state. You need to file a paternity...

If it is dismissed because the statute of limitations has run, that means that it is too late to bring the action because it is outside the...

Is it best for me to file for divorce before my husband decides to file?

Occasionally there may be a reason to file first, but it is rare. None of the rest of this is true. Don't take legal advice from non-lawyers. In...

I have been married 4yrs & want to move out of state with my husband. Currently his father has not seen him in 4yrs.

I agree with both attorneys. It sounds as if you have a situation where you are able to go, but you should consult with an attorney first. It is...

What would I do to stop paying my exwife support & get a case opened for her to pay me since my daughter lives with me now

You need to get an order modifying the placement/time sharing with your daughter - back to the time it switched. If the court is dealing with your...

Question about a complaint. I want to dot my I's and cross mt t's.

Well, you can't sue a burger place because the food is cold. Your remedy is to send it back and have them give you a hot burger. You also can't...

My friend had TN license but it expired 2009 he is anillegal but recently he got speeding ticket and court does he get deported?

Unlikely if he has no outstanding holds and no major criminal issues.

Can I hire a lawyer on behalf of my clients?

You can pay their attorney, but they would be the client, and unless they chose to sign a waiver, which could not be conditioned on your payment of...

Can a attorney legally advise his client to intentionally & willfully deprive an heir and/or designated P.R. of reading a Will?

There is no legal requirement that a will be "read." It has to be filed with the court within ten days of death and beneficiaries must ultimately...