My stepson will not pay my late husband's final expenses. What can I do?
Your stepson is not legally obligated to pay any of your deceased husband's bills. An insurance policy simply provides a cash payment to the named...
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Your stepson is not legally obligated to pay any of your deceased husband's bills. An insurance policy simply provides a cash payment to the named...
The actual letter would have to be examined. If you were actually sued, then you'd receive notice about it with some pleadings, not just a letter....
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I'm unclear why this "other guy" is being listened to at all. If he honestly believes he is the father of the child, then he certainly can file a...
This will depend entirely upon what the decree says about it. If you waived it in the decree, then, no, you aren't entitled to anything. You need...
Your ex and his new attorney can certainly threaten anything they like, but that doesn't mean they'll be successful. In order to successfully...
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Zero, unless the other parent voluntarily agrees to it AND you are married to a "new" adoptive parent. No court is going to terminate the parental...
The AG's office is 100% in error. Child support is non-dischargeable, and it can certainly be collected (as a current payment) during a...
Here's what you need to understand - you have no "right" to only make a payment you "can afford." If you admit that you owe the debt, then the...
Yes, they certainly can report TRUTHFUL information to the CRB's. Since you admit that you owed this debt and that it wasn't paid in fill, on time...
Something isn't adding up here, but I can say this - if it is the actual creditor calling you (not a collection agency), then the laws about how...