My husband and friend started a business. Husband died before signing contract. What are the rights of family of deceased?

You'll need to get an attorney to find out more facts. I don't agree with the conclusion that your husband wasn't an owner. We don't know that for...

On your own behalf is not illegal. But as a professional, use other professionals. I wouldn't do without a quality real estate agent. As a lawyer,...

Guardianship

If no guardian is nominated, then the relatives (including your 21 year old) could petition the court to become the guardian to prevent the child...

Challenge the sufficiency of the service of process if law firm claims they mailed Interlocking Discovery, but I never received?

Get a lawyer ASAP. There are consumer rights attorneys. If the creditor has not followed the rules, you might have defenses you can use. But if you...

You can take her to small claims court, but your success is not guaranteed. Your legal theory is that you relied on her claim that she was going to...

Henn cty mn - can referee remove letters filed/family court? letters where filed-have faxed receipt/saw online and gone today.

Sometimes the court can strike pleadings and other documents from the court record. As noted by another poster, you need a lawyer as soon as...

Last night I was assaulted by an off duty policeman.

Get an attorney. Avoid discussing this outside of that relationship as you don't want your own words used against your case later. For your...

Can I take legal action against a gym who has received my cancellation request but did not follow through on cancelling?

The prior two answers are helpful. I would also consider escalating the matter to a much higher manager to get action. If that doesn't work, try an...

I need legal advice regarding my uncle's estate

You should consult with a probate lawyer licensed where the real property is situated. If you have witness signatures, they are saying they saw him...

Does order in which items appear in will matter?

I agree with the prior poster (with the same disclaimer about limited information). I would say that it's something an attorney could look at...