Can I sue an attorney for services not rendered ? If so is there a time frame limit?
You have not stated facts giving you standing to sue so no. The statute of limitations for negligence is 2 years from when the plaintiff...
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You have not stated facts giving you standing to sue so no. The statute of limitations for negligence is 2 years from when the plaintiff...
Ask her parents to see their deed to see if your wife is named. Or you can check the county clerk's property record using her and her parents'...
I agree with Mr. Buck unless you have an IRS Form 8332 signed by the other parent.
Not a real estate lawyer. You need A civil litigator familiar with DTPA and contract claims. You may also have coverage under your homeowners policy.
At least in Harris County, the DA is very unlikely to prosecute unless you have a well qualified forensic accountant report. Even then, I've seen...
If the the lawsuit petition uses the words "in rem" and you have no interest in the property (tax > your interest in it), you need not do anything....
You may have had your ID stolen so carefully monitor your credit, your IRS account and any accounts that send you paper statements. Look for loan...
If you treated your income as if only you were entitled to it and you didn't notify your wife of the nature and amount of your income by the due...
"Thinking nothing" is an accurate description. Not reading a contract, not consulting a lawyer before signing and unfairness are not valid defenses.
If were married on 12/31/17 and did not separate before 6/30/17, you cannot file HOH.