My father, now deceased, was taken advantage of by an attorney, who charged an exorbitant fee, without any written billing,
Assuming a valid claim exists against the attorney, you could not sue on your father's behalf.
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Assuming a valid claim exists against the attorney, you could not sue on your father's behalf.
I assume the vehicle is used and you bought it "as-is." If these assumptions are correct, the answer to your question is no.
Yes, if the step-parent is harassing you, you can seek a restraining order. Violation of the order would result in the step-parent being arrested.
In Alabama, you can be fired for any reason or no reason as long as the decision is not based on discrimination. Accordingly, the answer to your...
The grandparent has the right to seek visitation under certain circumstances. As the parent, the law places alot of weight on your thoughts about...
I would check with your local probate office on how to handle this.
If the property was not forfeited and is still in her name, she is free to do with it as she wishes.
You will have to deal with the issue of whether you were in a common law marriage as part of the administration of your partner's estate. I suggest...
If he is under investigation and anyone asks to speak with him about the mater, it would be advisable for him to have an attorney.
You are considered an adult at age 18. If you choose to leave, the police will not get involved in the matter just because your parents object.