What happens when there is no will?
Unless your mother had children from a different marriage, that is correct. What could happen with the ring depends on whether it was gifted to...
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Unless your mother had children from a different marriage, that is correct. What could happen with the ring depends on whether it was gifted to...
The ethics issue and the fee issue are two separate things. You aren't entitled to a refund of money already earned by a lawyer for an issue like...
You think she intentionally is showing the child photos of her father's penis? If you can prove that, then there is a case to be made. If not, I...
You can sue anyone anywhere, the question is whether they will have a defense of lack of personal jurisdiction. The answer to that question depends...
Mr Kaufman's analysis is excellent (kudos for deciphering what Asker was trying to say). I would also add that garnishment isn't the only way to...
Nope, it wouldn't be appropriate. Moreover, by your description of what you find to be important in the case, it clearly appears to me that you...
If you've filed your brief there is nothing more to do but wait until they make a decision.
No, unfortunately you can't. However, you can file for divorce and force the property to be sold. There are also other options in divorce.
You are going to need to meet with and hire a probate attorney in the jurisdiction where your mother lived before she died.
This really isn't something that is appropriate for Avvo's Q&A forum. Sorry, just not possible to answer your question.