How can I get payments refunded for a wedding that is canceled

You will have to look at your contract. Some are nonrefundable. Others depend upon how long before the event it was cancelled and whether or not...

Can a manager be sued by a tenant for damages?

It is the executor's responsibility to protect the estate. Demand that she repair your property. The response given is not intended to...

If I co signed on a loan and the borrower died, am I liable for that loan?

Yes. Cosigning means you are just as liable. Even if he were alive you would still have liability. The response given is not intended to...

Unless you broke the screen door to begin with, you should not have to pay for it. It is a capital improvement that benefits the landlord. The...

I want to know if a married man wants to get a divorce he can use adultery as a means to accelerate the divorce process?

Adultery is not a grounds for divorce. Florida is a no-fault state. The adultery can help pass the time until the divorce becomes final. That...

What happens if 2 brothers and their spouses own a house and one of the brothers dies.Does the remaining brother have to sell .

No requirement for anyone to sell. Spouse of deceased brother keeps her ownership portion. Remaining part of deceased brother's property goes to...

Can one spouse withdraw a large sum of money from the joint checking account after selling their house?

You and he each are entitled to take money from the account for paying community debts. You can take it for paying your own separate debts bit it...

Signing a quick deed

No reason in the world to sign a quitclaim deed. It is a community property asset and should be divided between you and your wife as part of an...

My sister in law was granted temporary conservatorship for her dying sister. It ended today. What if her sister passes?

If her sister passes there is no need for a conservatorship. she will have an estate that will be handled by the person named in her will or by...

Was i wrongfully terminated

My colleague is correct. In an "at-will" state you can be filed for any reason or no reason, just not an illegal or discriminatory reason. ...