Landlord keeping security deposit for tree/rock removal, debris clean-up; he's trying to sell the house quickly at my detriment.

I'm sorry for the difficulties you are having with your prior landlord. Your first step is to gather as much information as possible on the...

Medicaid benefits / disability and received inheritance

My brother and sister counselors are correct in advising you to seek an estate planning / elder law attorney in the near future. In addition to...

Can a rental lease be broke? My son and a friend moved into a apartment in June 2013, she moved out September.

I agree with Attorney Frederick and write to add that sometimes common sense is a better approach the legal combat. Seeing as you have...

How can I legally remove a Joint Tenant per survivorship by his/her default?

You are in a very difficult situation. You would be very hard pressed (if it's at all possible) to forceably remove your brother from the deed....

I am going through a divorce, but we want to keep our life insurance and keep each other as beneficiary.

What the language you noted means, in short, is that the proceeds of any life insurance policy to which either you or your soon-to-be ex-spouse are...

One question that still needs to be addressed is HOW your name was ON the deed in the first place. If the deed was a "Lady Bird Quit Claim...

You have the right to ask for just about any type of identification you would like so long as you are not doing so for a discriminatory purpose.

How does a POA stop their duty if the person doesn't want them to stop. The POA is not able to perform their services any longer

Your mom will not be liable for debts incurred by her frined unless your mom was in some way grossly negiligent in acquiring new debts on her...

Can I get arrested or in legal trouble for my landlord finding Marijuana/paraphernalia in my apartment?

Your landlord could potentially evict you depending on the provisions of your lease agreement. As far as criminal charges go, there's nothing...

How can I get around this?

If your fiancé can show that he has been providing for you and the child, the State will not "go after him" for retroactive support. However, the...

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