Can a verbal agreement on land hold up in court in Texas

Agreements for the sale of land must be in writing in Texas. There are a few ways that that may be circumvented. You should hire local real...

I think this can only be answered by a lawyer in Mississippi. You should call one.

Does a Trustee for an Estate have a fiduciary responsibility to both the Administrator/Executor as well as to the beneficiaries?

It is not clear if the attorney is really the Trustee by a named instrument or simply holding funds in his or her trust account. The attorney...

Can I be sued if the third party collector refuses to send me a validation notice?

First of all if you defaulted on the debt back in 2006, collection of it is barred by a 4 year Statute of Limitations. Collection agencies (which...

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My son attended a Primrose Academy school in Texas. I lost my job and had to withdraw him.

They can threaten to sue you and they can sue you if you have a contract with them for a certain amount of money and there is a balance due. They...

I'm retired military. My ex-spouse receives 24 percent of my retirement per Former Spouse protection act and divorce paperwork.

A great deal will depend on your divorce decree but the DFAS Website says this: 12 Are USFSPA retired pay as property payments taxable to the...

What to do when missing 1099s?

Both Mr. Walker and Mr. Land are correct. Your CPA should be able to determine if any part of the settlement is taxable.

My mom has dementia,my brother is talking care of her,he has rented out her house and done away withall her thing can he do this

As t he other lawyers have stated, hire your own attorney to look into this and perhaps file appropriate actions to become her court appointed...

If we file income tax married filing separate am I entitled to half of spouses return?

A great deal of cooperation is required between spouses filing tax returns separately. Assuming that you can get over these hurdles, you should be...

My dad passed away in August of 2006, what is the statute of limitations on a will that was recently found?

In Texas it is 4 years from the date of death. I don't know about MN. However, it sounds like you have joint contractual wills. You'd be best...