Stacy, sorry to hear that you have one of "those" neighbors. Part of the answer to your question depends on how long ago this happened. Indiana...

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How does he get a divorce when she wont give him one??

Attorney Bowen is absolutely correct. In Indiana, there is no such thing as one spouse not allowing a divorce. One uncooperative spouse can make...

Repost: Medical Negligence? (plaintiff's atty requested)

This is the type of question that can only be answered by an Ohio attorney familiar with medical malpractice which varies from state to state. ...

Why is my question not being answered?

There are various reasons for some questions going without answers. The most common reasons tend to be mis-categorization of the question. If you...

Nobody WANTS to do bankruptcy but in situations like this, often is the case that bankruptcy is the best solution. If you lose the case and do no...

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Filing chapter 7 and have a car loan that i want to keep do you have to reaffirm? what are the options?

Really, it is up to the lender. There are some pretty large banks that will not enter into a reaffirmation agreement and will just continue to...

I live in Indiana the neighbor moved in 7 years ago. she has been encroached for them seven years she has now. can she take it

No. Based purely off of what you have described, the law does not support this attempt at what is called "adverse possession."

When does a power of attorney have the right to step in and start resuming that duty?

There are various types of POAs and generally, unless it contains language to the contrary, the POA is effective immediately and without need of...

When can a power of attorney rightfully start resuming his right as a power of attorney?

There are various types of POAs and generally, unless it contains language to the contrary, the POA is effective immediately and without need of...

Can they threten you with a lawsuit for a 1,300 hospital bill and if so do they have to accept what ever you can afford

Can they threaten to sue you for a bill you haven't paid? Yes. Do they have to accept only what you can afford? No. If it is a valid debt that...