How much can I legally sue for?
Based upon the facts as you present them, I do not think you can recover for the moving costs or the moving to a new place. If you left on your...
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Based upon the facts as you present them, I do not think you can recover for the moving costs or the moving to a new place. If you left on your...
I am an attorney in FL not NC but I suspect that the analysis will be parallel. You should seek an guardianship proceedings generally require such...
I agree with Attorney Stein's post generally. The clerk cannot generally receive money prior to a case being filed. Was there a stipulation in...
If the check was tendered to someone acting as an agent of the low income/senior apartment, then it is its responsibility. You should certainly...
I concur with the prior poster in that your priority should be on the attorney's experience with estate planing and probate as compared to the...
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Yes, the IRS can take anything that belongs to you. The IRS could take your car. The IRS could take your home. The IRS can take your mobile home....
I am a Florida attorney not an Arkansas attorney although I suspect the disposition would be similar in your jurisdiction. Typically, someone...
Unfortunately, you present only one side of the story from your perspective; thus, an attorney cannot give you a fair assessment of what you face...
You may want to restate the issue. I am not sure what you are saying. The analysis of a legal situation requires a clear understanding of the facts.
I agree with Attorney Stage's analysis. I would add it is likely more advantageous to meet the higher burden on the front end (i.e., proceed with...