I signed a yr lease for a 2 bed, and now they say I have to move to a 1 bed. Im on sec. 8. Is my lease for my 2 bed still good?
Your lease should control. Have an attorney review the situation to see if they agree with what they say you qualify for,
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Your lease should control. Have an attorney review the situation to see if they agree with what they say you qualify for,
Just because the name is the same does not give ownership rights. Father's estate should be opened for probate.
If the estate has been officially closed-see your attorney about reopening the estate.
Talk to an attorney in the state this happened and see if the public records can be expunged or sealed.
I would agree with YES. Of course-every action can be contested.
Your father could leave his estate to anyone he wanted and will be hard to challenge unless you can prove incompetence or undue influence.
The trust usually has named a contingent beneficiary and if not it would be determined by statutory law.
The answer is different in different states. You have a NV answer-in Florida the answer would be 2 witnesses and a notary.
Hire an attorney to demand a copy of the trust an accounting. You can check the public records to determine ownership.
Yes-they can contest your appointment.