No, he doesn’t own the home. He needs to be appointed by the court as personal representative or he has no power. Whoever is on the deed is the...

It would be in the notes on ccap typically. If it’s not, you can call the prosecutors office and ask them. They’d have a copy of the order. You...

I don’t believe so. The goals were not opposite or really even related. Unless there were conflicting goals this wouldn’t be a conflict. So if she...

She is not a blood heir but could be provided for in the will. It depends what their agreement way, the actions the deceased took and how she can...

He would need to appear in the case and dispute service itself. If he does not, he risks a default judgment which could make things harder. By...

Not unless those are the results. The attorney could negotiate on your behalf but the evidence and the facts of the case are what they are. You...

It can be a factor for the Court in the determination but will not be the only issue that determines who can be a guardian. The proposed guardian...

You can always fight the ticket and try to plead it down to a non-moving violation. Normally that would be an increased fine or longer probation. ...

It depends on the wording in the deed. Normally it is until they pass away or vacate. If they are gone for good, that usually terminates the...

You’re supposed to leave the status quo in place during the pendency of a divorce. So yes, the court could get upset. If spouse agrees there’s no...