I am co-executor of my father's will which has not been probated yet. Do I have a right to enter his home without notification.

No. If the will has not been probated and your sister is in possession of the home, you do not have the right to just barge in whenever you want. ...

To the extent you have been inconvenienced and assuming the repairs were not your fault, you might want to discuss a reduction with your landlord. ...

Have my r Civil liberty rights been violated when a judge and my po have placed a no contact order on myself and my husband???

Usually, the court has the power to issue such orders without violating what you referred to as "civil liberty rights." As to the propriety of the...

The issue is not whether you gave permission or not, but why the accident occurred. If you have insurance, turn the claim over to the carrier. If...

Can my nephew recover $40,000 that he deposited in my Mother's bank account. Amount was 2 CDs with his name as "payee at death"

If the bank account listed your nephew as the beneficiary upon your mother's death, then everything in the account automatically goes to him.

Contesting a Will

Your question implies some facts that might be important to a reasoned response. I suggest speaking to a probate attorney about your specific...

How long does it take once agreement has been met in mediation and papers drawn up.

The court said to be patient, but that does not stop you from being respectfully diligent by asking often of the status of the order.

Can I file a restraining order from New Jersey to a party in California?

Let me add to my colleague's comment that the NJ court has to exercise jurisdiction over the person before any order could be issued. Obtaining...

If a court order stipulates the parties must mediate in a dispute regarding the agreement, is the mediation binding?

I see no reason why you could not tell the court you would go with anyone the court appoints, just not the person your ex-wife wants.

Do renters have the right to peaceful habitation ??

Actually, the terms is Quiet Enjoyment and yes, you do have that right. If there is nothing that can be done about the unruly neighbor, consider...