Speak to a local attorney who handles real estate litigation. If you are determined to keep the house intact and your neighbor is intent on forcing...

I need help with my dad's estate and burial and my half-sister is trying to take all of dad's belonging before the estate is don

Yes, there are ways to protect your father's estate, but the problem is we do not have all the facts here to determine at what stage the probate...

I got a check in the mail made out to me from a company but I have no idea why they are sending me this check. Can I cash it?

Contact the issuing company to see whether or not you are entitled to the money. Personally, I would not cash it if I was not entitled to it...

Start off by contacting the contractor to see if they will remedy the situation and/or issue you a refund/partial refund. If you are not satisfied...

The timeline is very important here (when the child was conceived relative to your age and when you two began to be intimate). While pregnancy is...

I had a baby at a catholic hospital they done tubal ligation without my permission, what should I do?

A battery may or may not have been committed and there may be civil ramifications involved. Here is a link to the Kentucky Bar Association's lawyer...

Falsely Accused of Felony Vandalism. Will i be charged?

As others have indicated, start with the criminal aspect and making sure you are defended. If nothing comes of it, look to hiring an attorney to...

I want to "do it my self" divorce but not sure if I can.

While there are resources available to you to file on your own without the aid of an attorney, it is easy to make a mistake, which could cost you...

In KY chapter 257.40 an ex felon cannot posses or carry, but that the law applies to non handguns when the felony is after 1994?

Your problem is the intersection of federal and state law. While there are certain avenues available to you, you should not rely on this advice or...

Divorce

Yes, you should be able to. The court will take jurisdiction over the status of your marriage so long as you meet your state's jurisdictional time...