My aunt passed away and left her home in California to me in a will, she never transferred the deed. How can transfer the deed ?

If she lived in Texas, you should talk to a lawyer in the county that was her residence at time of death. If she lived in California, you need to...

Maybe. You need to schedule a consult with a family lawyer to discuss whether the facts of your case fall under the right statutes.

Should I get an attorney for an accident involving a drunk driver?

You definitely need to at least talk with an attorney. There may even be other claims you're not thinking about such as a claim against a bar that...

Can I sue a city in Texas for negligence or anything else? My truck literally fell in a 7ftx10ft UNMARKED hole in an alley.

Talk to a lawyer TOMORROW. The time limits are extraordinarily short when it comes to bringing a lawsuit against a governmental entity. A...

I feel that my former landlord acted in bad faith.

This happens a lot when the tenant skips out on a property and doesn't leave a forwarding address. I.e., how can the landlord send you an...

Can a landlord refuse to pay for costs related to an emergency issue?

Two issues: First, the A/C and hotel issue: Well, I tend to advise my landlord clients when an outage of a/c is for more than 24 hours, that...

A legitimate debt collector could file a lawsuit and have the lawsuit papers served at your work. But, this sounds like a scammer. We don't have...

What do I have to do to sign over rights to my son

There are two issues here: 1) You can't just sign a paper and be done with your child. You'll still have a duty to support the child. If your...

Does it matter who files for divorce in Texas in a non contested divorce.

If you've truly agreed on *everything*, then no, it doesn't matter. It actually could be to your advantage in that she has to pay the filing fee...

What do I need to do to file a divorce in California myself. its an uncontested divorce with no children or property?

You likely need to file for divorce in Texas, not California. States get jurisdiction over divorces typically with residence. In Texas, it's 6...