My nephew lived at my dad's home and now my dad passed away. How do we get him out. He has never paid for anything.

I am sorry about your father and I am sorry that your nephew has locked himself up in your father's home. I've seen this situation many times. ...

My husband (now deceased) and i bought a house in 1987. I went to sell the property and found that there is no deed with our

Make an appointment with a good real estate attorney to get this straightened out. You'll probably be asked to pay a consultation fee and if you...

What will happen to my child?

If you hire a good attorney, it is unlikely (in my opinion) that she will go to jail on this charge alone. However, if she picks up a new case or...

Can you back out of buying a house if you quit your job

I think it's unlikely. If the house is already purchased, read your contract. It will tell you what the terms are. If you quit paying, the...

Will an expunged felony show up on a background check for a nursing license?

It probably won't show up on a background check, but you need to make sure you know what the question is that the Board is asking. For example,...

Can a rent to own company get access to your house for their furniture because I am behind 6 weeks.

It depends. Read your rental agreement. If it says anything about them coming into your home, then you have contracted for it to...

Does a social worker or independent company have to supervise visits with my child if the other parent is willing to supervise?

If the court has ordered supervision, then you must have a new order changing the terms of the supervision. Will the court do it? I don't know. ...

Is there anything I can do as far as trying to get a limb cut off of my neighbor's tree from my property?

Here is a good place to start reading. http://realestate.findlaw.com/neighbors/neighbor-disputes-trees.html Good luck.

You won't be arrested, but the other side will get a judgment against you. After that, you can watch for your paychecks to be garnished, bank...

Pro Se Plaintiff v Defending Attorney, Incorrect Objections by the Defending Attorney Knox Co General Sessions Civil

The judge will rule on objections and the judge knows the rules of evidence. If the attorney objects to something as being hearsay, you need to be...