Houston, TX
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Houston, TX
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation
Yes, consult with a lawyer so you can have a better understanding of things. Your husband's attorney CANNOT represent you.
Based on this information you are not doing anything wrong and you have no duty to do anything.
Not enough facts here. Was this injury to a person? Or property/ auto? Did this happen on a road? At someone's house or business? Is State Farm...
Good advice so far... I'll add that these cases more often go in favor of the party that can most quickly, clearly, and plainly state his position....
Short answer - yes. He can sue you. It's relatively small and there are likely few attorneys that would take the case, but he can take it to small...
You should re-post this and list the area in FL where the property is. You might get some good localized answers. Guess you've tried renting it...
You need an attorney. Today. Start making calls. This can spin out of control in a hurry. This is not a self-remedy thing that you ca take care of...
Your friend needs a lawyer. Your questions asks if you need a lawyer. Not sure why you would or wouldn't on this information.
As already stated, no. But you do have a few options to consider- you might want to look at this link to Texas Tenant Advisor.
Based on your question and comment, I'd say that you need to start by having a bookkeeper/ accountant look over the pertinent financial information...
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