There is a difference between filing a lawsuit and obtaining a judgment. Your landlord could sue you, but to obtain a monetary judgment, you will...

Wife died 2018. Had no will. There's nothing really left check for 600 teacher pension check $4,000 last check , pension

Sorry for your loss and the circumstances involved in attempting to obtain these few assets from your wife's estate. Sadly, this is a case where a...

Can I do probate with paying expensive fees?

To quote a line from the old Carpenters song: "Shop around". With the large number of attorneys in the Orlando area (and more around Florida who...

My mother’s mom passed away a few months ago and her godmother, knew, didn’t tell her, went to the house and stole, can we sue?

Sorry for your loss. While a State Attorney may or may not choose to file criminal charges (will depend on whether he/she determines there is...

Unlike a car title, there never is a new deed that removes the first spouse's name. Assuming you have described the deed correctly, the property...

Can my landlord change my due date?

This will depend on whether you have a written long-term lease or a month to month oral or written agreement. If for example this is a one-year...

Did a home repair job lady paid with a cc. After 3 months she did a charge back now I’m out of the payment, what do I do

You may have rights to sue and perhaps foreclose on the property, if your lien is proper, but you should have your documents and facts reviewed by...

How to buy out heir's interest in condo obtained by post-nuptial agreement, but deed in name of living trust?

If the heir is wiling to be bought out (for a price you are agreeable to), you should be able to have the heir convey his/her interest to you by...

How may I cash or deposit a check for $201.00 made out to my deceased husband?

Unfortunately, this may be a situation where the cost of what is required exceeds the amount you seek to recover. The bank won't let you cash a...

My mother passed away. No will signed. What rights do I have?

From the facts you describe, you are one of three heirs of the estate. That will give you the right to a third of the estate. Assuming the home...