Common law marriage of 5 years, was served an eviction by partner/husband who is bi-polar. What do I do?

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My bi-polar, common law husband just had me served with an eviction notice and is making threats. Now what?

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Is an senior apartment complex owner required to offer monthly leases?

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What is the average attorney cost to file for probate under a muniment of title. Dad passed but mom still living. Dad has a will

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How can someone who filed false family violence charges get out of being held in contempt or receiving jail time if they testify

What is your question? It sounds like she should be concerned.

Ancillary probate was never filed

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Intestate - process to request to be appointed as personal representative

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Attorneys' fees motion in a divorce case

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I injured my knee at work Friday night. Saturday morning I text-ed my employer and told her I would not be at work and that I

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