What would the legal implications be if it were proven by scientists that ghosts are real?

Your question asks what civil rights would the deceased retain as the law now stands? Well, even if it was demonstrated with absolute certainty...

Can a lender deny refinancing my loan if I didn't reaffirm during ch 7 BK

Yes, it is legal and you have no recourse in this situation. The banks often try to categorize the decision as being due to bankruptcy, but...

I need to sew someone they have filed bankrupt can i

Consult a local attorney before you do anything. This is something that can get YOU into big troubl if you do not do things right according to...

In all honesty, bankruptcy has nothing to do with your ability to refinance after receiving a discharge. Whether you can refinance or not is...

Power of attorney questions. Financial. Is there a legal way to show all transactions and what will be questioned?

"A holder of a power of attorney is a fiduciary and therefore any transaction in which the holder uses a power of attorney to transfer assets to...

Can a credit card company send you a bill before you have even received you Credit Card?

Yes, as soon as your application was approved, you were part of a binding contractual agreement and it's not likely that payment of any fees due is...

How do I write a motion to dismiss?

You should consult a local attorney. Filing a Motion to Dismiss has nothing to do with properly answering a Motion for Summary Judgment which...

Chapter 7 bankruptcy. How are health savings accounts treated. Do they matter?

Yes, no matter what, they matter, to some extent. Depending on the "exemptions" available to you when and where you file, you may be able to claim...

What happens when your sued in small claims court?

A judgment against you can attach to any non-exempt property or assets that you have. You should consult a local attorney for guidance.

I am not licensed to practice law in Florida or give advice regarding Florida law, but as a very general concept, judgments have their own statutes...