What do i need to have to file intestate succession on my dads house he died with it in his name and no will

You should contact an attorney that handles probate matters. They will be able to best advise you on administration of your father's intestate estate.

Can social security disability be taxable if you are under 59yrs old

For most people, social security disability benefits are not taxable unless the individual or spouse has another source of substantial income.

How do I remove my deceased wife's maiden name and put mine on our house deed?

In Mississippi, a surviving spouse and children will each take an equal share of the property. For example, if your late wife had 2 children, you...

Can a collection agency in Florida collect a medical bill that was in December 2012?

A consumer does not have to pay a debt that is considered too old according to the state in which he or she incurred the debt. This time period,...

Can a state historic landmark property display an advertisement for a church consignment sale?

The United States Supreme Court has held that determining the constitutionality of religious displays on government property involves a fact...

While you and the buyer could draft and attempt to file your own deed in the chancery court, it would be a gamble as to whether that deed actually...

Do I own the property sign over to me with a notarized signature from my sister?

If the document you signed does not meet the legal requirements to be a deed and was filed with the Chancery Court, nor if it does not meet the...

Can I be sued for photographing a house from a public place? (road,sidewalk)

When you’re on public property (a street, sidewalk, city park, etc) you can take pictures of what you see. This means that you can also photograph...

Can just one party of a married couple file for bankruptcy

Absolutely. Even though you are married, you individually can file bankruptcy without him.

If u filed bankruptcy before do you have to use the same attorney

No, you do not. Each bankruptcy is a separate matter and can be handled by another attorney.