A dealership paid my car off in error. Am I liable?
Seems like the dealership paid for your car and you still kept your car. Sounds like you owe money to the dealership because they were not...
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Seems like the dealership paid for your car and you still kept your car. Sounds like you owe money to the dealership because they were not...
In absence of the provisional order allowing her to do that, she can't legally do it. But chances are that police will not change that as they may...
Until you are divorced or until further order of that court.
Look at your title and other paperwork that you were given when bought that car. Does it say "exempted from odometer reading"? If so - then you've...
I would definitely see an attorney. Engagement is not legally binding and you cannot get married until you are divorced from that previous spouse.
Hire an attorney who can file the complete petition and attend a hearing with you.
General litigation attorney would probably do for you
Seeing a bankruptcy attorney is a wise choice at this point.
The presumption in Indiana is 50/50 but there may be deviations. You need to retain an attorney.
USCIS is very delayed these days. However, you can always request and infopass appointment and they may extend it there, in case you need to travel.