Sublease: shall I pay the previous tenant's rent?

Mr. Hutchinson has given you an excellent answer and good advice. I would contact the landlord to see if you can work this out. You would have a...

My uncle deleted two of ten beneficiaries to his typed will by hand,did not redistribute the percentages to the 8 left. Valid?

I too, agree with my colleagues that more information is needed. Much depends on HOW the names were deleted, as well. If your uncle simply took a...

Is my dads live in girlfriend intitled to my dads house if he passed away?

I agree with my colleagues. Your question cannot be answered without knowing the current state of the title. If your father has prepared a deed...

Can I put a beneficiary other than my wife on my IRA,without her permission?

I agree with Mr. Zelinger. It is certainly possible. I would ask the company involved. Many companies require that the spouse sign off, anyway, in...

Can they just get rid of what I and my father own?

You cannot lose land by being fired. Whether the termination is wrongful or not is a whole different issue. You should have a lawyer review the...

I have another question about tenant rights. Please help.

I agree with Mr. Bonham. I would not want to answer without reviewing your lease, as well as the letter, in question. I would strongly suggest that...

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My lease was up in my apartment on july 29. i was originally suppose to transfer and renew my lease on the july 31st.

The answer depends on your lease agreement. It is very likely that they can do this. I would check, however, to see if the lease has different...

Wife in home/deed

I agree with my colleagues as to the *how*. I guess you would need to explain a bit more about the *why*. There are rules that apply to transfers...

A deserter parent dies after remarry w step child leaves most to the step than blood child can this be fought?

I agree with my colleagues. Since this appears to be a Georgia probate matter, however, I would strongly suggest that you re-post your summary...

What is the best process for 3 out of 4 heirs to waive their rights to a estate home?

I disagree a bit with my colleagues. There is a "disclaimer" process in Michigan, but nothing akin to the "renunciation" process mentioned by one...

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