Is it better to set up a payment plan (re:medical bills) or offer to pay off in one lump sum for reduced rate?

Ms. Bunce has provided you with sound advice. You will end up paying more with payment plan, but it will give you the additional time to have the...

My soon to be ex husband received a credit card under his mom's account before we were separated. Am I reliable to pay?

If you are represented by counsel, you should be exploring these issues with your attorney. If you re not represented by counsel for your divorce,...

How can I stop 2 judgments about a year old that I DID NOT KNOW ABOUT from hitting credit my report?

Ms. Bunce is correct. There is no way to stop the reporting of public records. If the judgment was against the business and it is indexed that...

You should consult with a local dental malpractice specialist on your facts. This type of suit is very costly. You may want to consider talking...

If someone dies and does not own anything is probate required? My mom died in 2009.

You should contact a local probate attorney to go though your scenario in detail. I am a bit confused about how you didn't know she owned mineral...

Our dads estate has been settled. we have still not received payment what can we do?

Mr. Begley is correct. You can bring an action in the probate court to compel distribution. If there is not reasonable cause for the delay in...

How to appointment a excutor after death

Are Canadians asking that you be named executor, in Canada? If so, you should consult with Canadian counsel for guidance and direction.

I received my first bill after two years of probate work on my sisters will and it is egregiously high.

Given that you are already represented by counsel, you should have a conversation with your attorney about this.

Is there any valid contract in this case?

Study groups have a great ability to theorize.

If a will was gave to a non family member does a step child have any claim, or leg to stand on? if we do how do i start?

If you want to know if you were named in the will, you should contact the Register of Wills in the county where the decedent resided to see if it...