I'm trying to get a divorce from husband living in fla. we have been separated for over 5 years.
You can use your legal name in the divorce pleadings and also include any other names you are known by; this is done by including an alias clause...
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You can use your legal name in the divorce pleadings and also include any other names you are known by; this is done by including an alias clause...
It sounds to me like you need to find an attorney who practices in the areas of estate planning and trust administration to protect the...
The answer to your question will depend on how the property is currently owned (i.e. by you, your mother, or both) and what the wording in the will...
I agree with Ms. Noto - make sure you have a Last Will & Testament in place to eliminate or reduce any chance of your property (land, bank...
If your mother has "legal capacity" (i.e. she is capable of understanding the basics of a power of attorney), then she can put a power of attorney...
I agree with Ms. Coleman; if he had a surviving spouse, then she will likely (depending on some other factors) have a usufruct over the car until...
I agree with Mr. Hampton: you need to consult with a family law attorney. If you cannot afford an attorney, try contacting Southeast Louisiana...
If you signed a written lease, try to find it and see if there is anything in it related to eviction time periods. Before contacting an attorney,...
I agree with Ms. Goldstein and Ms. Schening; you should be able to retrieve copies of the probate pleadings and the probated wills from the Clerk...
I agree with Mr. Hampton; she needs to designate you as the guardian (called a "tutor" in Louisiana) of the children in her will or in a separate...