My father took my settlement money and spent it(330k total taken from me and spent on real estate& etc. Can i get it back?

I've changed your question to the "lawsuits and disputes" category because I think you'll get more responses. The fact that you need to consult...

I want to leave proceeds from a $200,000 life policy to my x-wife's daughter as I helped raise her and presently she is only 10.

This may seem easy for me to say, as I am not an estate planning lawyer, and I wouldn't necessarily want someone telling a potential client how...

I'm being sued for credit cards in my name only. Can the law go after my husband as well

The debt is only in your name so, as the law goes, there can only be a judgment in your name. But when you ask, “can they go after my husband‘s...

I'm being sue by my partner for 150k? what should i do?

Yes, bottom line iscalling contact whoever handled your bankruptcy right away. If you handled it yourself, you need to see a bankruptcy lawyer ASAP.

Can i find an attorney that will prepare an answer for a civil suit

Yes you can. Your insurance company needs to know about this but yeah you’re going to have to hire a lawyer to create an answer or further...

It took me a year to fill out an interrogatory and production of documents because i didn't know how to fill it out properly?

Of all the things that have been asked on this board I have never heard anyone talk of such a diligent and remarkable attention to detail. You...

OP - Simple Discovery Question - Please Help?

The device you are seeking is a subpoena duces tecum (a demand by the court - through the court clerk - that a third party produce documents). You...

You are reading correctly, and you have assessed correctly, but you still may not prevail. He has to seek leave of court, and, while his excuse...

Yes, both should, and both should do it, respectively, at the time of issuance (husband) and near or at the time of receipt (bank). I assume, of...

Assuming your parents died intestate, and also assuming that no one has submitted the estate to probate, a use of your parents’ property that all...