You would be wise to hire counsel to look into the situation for you. Perhaps an attorney could negotiate with the state for a dismissal based on...

If it's creating a private nuisance you'd have a cause of action. Consult local counsel to determine your options.

Your questions is a bit unclear. More family history would be needed to answer your question. But typically, if a brother dies without a will...

In discovery, you have a few options: you can send interrogatories, requests for production of documents (like pay stubs), and requests for...

You can only get attorney's fees if you have a contract that says so, or your prevail on a statutory claim that provides for attorney's fees (such...

Hire counsel first and foremost. And then start hiring a court reporter for each court hearing.

You would be wise to hire counsel asap. The language in the "new" will would control whether it replaced the "old" will. But it would need to be...

Tough situation. More facts would be needed to fully answer. But in my opinion since you "gave" the dog to the friend, it's the friend's dog now...

Hard to say. They may ask for a default judgment, or they may ask to pass the case to another docket date, or they may dismiss it without prejudice.

If your mother died then the property is yours if you are the only living heir. Typically, one files an affidavit of heirship with the county...