My ex left his belongings and refused to come and get them. what can I do?

What does he say about his intentions? Is he coming back for them? Has he abandoned them? After 3 months, you can give him written notice (text...

In the trust, it states that 100 acres are to be divided equally among two heirs. who happens next?

You need to hire your own Probate lawyer to assist you, explain your rights and responsibilities, and protect them. An Executor has wide...

Three brothers are willed moms house. Two want to evict one, CPO orders

Until the property is actually transferred from the Estate to the beneficiaries, the Executor runs the show. He or she has sole discretion who...

Can you file a motion for reconsideration in an Appellate Court?

The Ohio Supreme Court has consistently held that a Motion for Reconsideration is a nullity and courts aren't even required to rule on them. But...

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How should I proceed?

If you bought it online you likely used a debit or credit card to make the payment. You can dispute the charge through them. I do have to say...

What can I do to get landlord to fix the walls and flooring? Wholes in walls and bare wood on floors? Also concrete steps broke?

You need to notify the landlord in writing (texts or emails qualify) of any necessary repairs. The landlord then has a reasonable time, but no...

Can i still get my fathers annuity?

You may not need to probate the Will in order to receive the annuity. Frequently, there is a beneficiary named. If that's you, you just need to...

What if my landlord files with court before my 30 days are up?

You should hire a lawyer to assist you with this. Family status--having a baby--is a protected class, and you can't be evicted or have your lease...

Can a video with no talking and faced to the ground while walking in a bedroom and setting down the 30 day notice prove served?

A landlord doesn't need any extra evidence to prove serving either Notice. All they have to do is testify that they did it and how they did it. ...

You need to file a Jury Demand with the court and pay the deposit. Many courts have a pretty hefty amount ($250-$500) that you will have to pay...