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...

Your understanding is correct. If you were to default and they went after the parents, after death they could make a claim in the estate as it's a...

Not if you don't allow her to. She'd have to sue and win to get a Court order. Possession is pretty essential here. If you have the vehicle,...

Anyone can sue anyone for anything, technically speaking. So yes, you could take action and litigate against them. The issue would be damages and...

You need to be proactive. All cases filed in Circuit Court are on CCAP in Wisconsin. Search the name of the deceased. You can check there to see...

The reality is no one knows for sure. In family law, as you likely know, the Judge has to base everything on the best interests of the child. ...

You can sue a trust, yes. But the harder part is proof. She will have to prove the defects were known or should have reasonably been know and...

Technically you should answer before the hearing so the Court has a chance to review your position and the issues but depending on the County, they...