What should I do if I want to runaway because of issues at home but don't want to call the police and get my sister's taken?
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If the house passed to her husband by her will at her death, or by a survivorship deed, then it went to him. Check the local court web site Use...
You have a complicated problem, and it cannot be solved on-line, since Avvo is for general questions, not specific advice for complicated...
The landlord can file an eviction, but if landlord can't show that it followed the required process to provide proper written notice, then the...
If they force you out without a proper eviction, you could sue them, but that wouldn't get you back in. If they try to put you out, call the...
You can't stop her from going to small claims court. But if she does, then attend the hearing and explain the facts to the judge just like you did...
You can sue him and try to get your money back. You can sue in small claims court up to $6000. Check the court web site for the small claims...
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Anybody can sue anyone for anything. But a court is unlikely to require him to replace your driveway, and the court could decide that you accepted...
You can use other methods of service - personal service or publication. Contact her attorney. Since she is represented by an attorney, you should...
Your mother could contact the police, and your boyfriend could face charges depending on his age and your age since you were only 15. He should...