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My mother gave me a Durable POA. I want to remove myself from this. How do I go about it?
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Answered on September 16, 2012
No one can force you to serve as your mother's power of attorney. Probably a verbal refusal is sufficient. Certainly a registered letter sent to...
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I was arrested for PI after I called the police on my girlfriend. The arrest was in her drive way. Will this stand?
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Answered on September 16, 2012
You need a lawyer. I would suggest Darren Drake, who is in Murfreesboro.
http://www.ddrakelaw.com/
Good luck.
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How do I get the state and my son's mother to drop their case against me for child support?
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Answered on September 16, 2012
They aren't going to drop the case. I recommend you start making payments through the State of Tennessee, Child Support Enforcement Services. ...
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If I find a desreptcy on the detainer warront does that become invalid/
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Answered on September 16, 2012
No. The Detainer Warrant is probably still valid. I would suggest paying your past due rent or moving out.
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Is it legal for an employer to force a tipped server to bring a personal $20 bank?
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Answered on September 16, 2012
Yes.
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I have a grandson that is very unhappy living with his dad and stepmother-he is 16 and wants to live with me- how can we do this
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Answered on September 16, 2012
Money/child support isn't going to figure into the equation.
Unless your grandson is being abused (and frankly, I doubt a judge would agree...
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What kind of power does an Executor of the Estate have?
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Answered on September 16, 2012
An Executor has a "fiduciary" duty to an Estate. That means he must put the interests of the Estate above his or her own feelings on the matter. ...
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I seen an atty. for SSI disability in 2008. He told what his fee was (max. limit). That fee has been increased since then.
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Answered on September 16, 2012
Actually the limit in 2008 was $ 5,300.00. Read your Fee Agreement. It probably says something to the effect that your attorney can charge 25% of...
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My mother passed away. she and my father have a will. can my father change the will?
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Answered on August 26, 2012
Usually, yes. If you would like one of the lawyers from our office to look at the Will and tell you for sure, give us a call on Monday. (865)...
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Can your suplimental social security checks be garnished?
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Answered on August 26, 2012
No. Click and read the link I've attached to this answer.
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