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Yes you can and should subpoena her to trial and ask her about it. If she denies it, you don’t have any proof.if she had the refund sent to her...

Hang up on callers like this unless it’s a process server or a lawyer with a judgment. Otherwise it’s probably barred by limitations. They can’t...

Since they have not made a reasonable offer you need to hire a lawyer to defend you. Hopefully they will retain a lawyer too who will advise them...

You could consult a lawyer who sues for defamation about whether the lawyer’s statements outside of the legal proceedings are legally actionable...

Your understanding of the law on stepped up basis sounds correct. Either way he would have to file a gift tax return.

It depends. A good settlement agreement would have allocated the recovery between tax exempt injury damages elements and compensation for taxable...

You should consult a probate lawyer on this. You haven’t stated any grounds for a suit. Your opinion of when it should be finalized doesn’t make...

Not unless you bought a written warranty or can prove they made a factual misrepresentation that violated the DTPA or constituted fraud.

Yes. Inability to pay will probably not prevent a lawsuit but if you can document your inability and have a sympathetic Tale of Woe, it may help...