How can I file my fiance's power of attorney with the courts?
Powers of attorney generally do NOT NEED to be filed with courts. Why are you asking? If it is because there may need to be a guardianship as your...
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Powers of attorney generally do NOT NEED to be filed with courts. Why are you asking? If it is because there may need to be a guardianship as your...
The short answer is 'yes'. YOUR residence controls the law that impacts things. You should consider the fact, however, that if the property is in...
Your landlord is a better target for action here, but a lawsuit is not your best option in my opinion. If you rented the home as a residential...
If you can PROVE he knew of the valid unrevoked will and filed paperwork with the Court under oath that such did not exist, then yes, the Court can...
This depends on how the home was titled -- in the name of the deceased only? Did you have a lease? If probate has begun, your brother, as executor,...
Generally no. However, depending on what is IN the trust, it may not matter. Your mother (whom I assume is the one who made the trust) should...
As noted, so long as the new lease was a NEW lease and not in any way considered a 'continuation' of the old one, there should be no recourse...
Something isn't right here. MOST lenders will accept paperwork that is notarized or otherwise 'secure' instead of requiring you sign in front of...
There is much missing information that matters here. Do you have a written lease? What was the term? Were you served eviction notice in conjunction...
It is not critical to change the name on a deed unless and until there is a transfer of ownership. The MECHANISM to do this in most states would be...