First, you are absolutely right not to sign anything if there's been no paternity test. Second, this is NOT a D-I-Y project. While a LAWYER who...

That's up to the business. As Ms. Koslyn suggested, ask your boss, or the HR Department for permission. More importantly, if you really need the...

Most people don't really understand what a power of attorney really is. First of all, it only conveys whatever powers the "grantor" (i.e., the...

Like a lot of employees, you're overlooking a very important fact: "your" job isn't really "yours" at all – it belongs to your EMPLOYER, and the...

By law, the house is MARITAL property, meaning the estranged wife is legally a joint tenant. The husband can't evict the wife. He would have to...

First things first. As Mr. Terry says, a convicted felon CANNOT serve as the executor of an estate in Indiana (unless the felony has been...

A Power of Attorney doesn't take away your mother's right to do any damn thing she wants with her own property. All a POA does is give the...

First of all, you can forget about a power-of-attorney, because your husband isn't competent to sign a POA. However, since you are married, I am...

As Messrs. Kollin and Carera have told you, since the dealership gave the fake pay stub back to you, it's extremely unlikely that you will be...

You evict your girlfriend like you would anyone else. Go to Small Claims Court and file a Notice of Claim for Eviction, serve it on your...