My brother in law is trying to file an eviction notice on my husband and I Thr property shows them both on title.
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Answered on June 19, 2015
Slander and defamation, no. However, this sounds like a partition/ejectment action, not an Unlawful Detainer action, since your husband is an...
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Family law: can an in pro per litigant get evidence into court?
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Answered on June 19, 2015
This question is a complicated one. There's a difference between admissibility of the records for purposes of authenticity and admissibility for...
"Landlocked" neighbor demands easement through my property. What are my rights?
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Answered on June 19, 2015
Easement by necessity is one way your neighbor can get access to his property, but it may not apply if the neighbor bought the property from the...
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How can I use claim preclusion in my defense in this situation? This is federal civil litigation.
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Answered on June 18, 2015
This does not sound like a Claim Preclusion question but may involve Election of Remedies. That said, I agree with the attorneys above inasmuch as...
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Trust administration question
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Answered on June 18, 2015
All the above answers are correct. You don't necessarily need the Pour Over Will if the asset is in the Trust. That said, if there are other...
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I want to open a probate. My attorney says he wants me to assign an interest to him from the estate. Is this allowed?
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Answered on June 18, 2015
To answer your last question first, I will assume you have not yet been appointed as administrator. The chances of whether you will be appointed...
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We live in Texas. We have a last will, a directive to physician, and power of attorneys. We have very little and it just goes
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Answered on June 18, 2015
In California, if you have a house or an investment account over $150k, things get complicated if you don't have a Trust. A probate would be...
Is there a minimum dollar amount owed required to place a lien on a persons property?
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Answered on June 18, 2015
This answer is complicated answer because the Davis Stirling Act is so darn complicated and requires the Board to take steps before recording a...
During the probate period who is responsible for the real property bills, the estate or the beneficiary of the house?
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Answered on June 18, 2015
During the period of probate, it is the executor who is typically responsible for paying the bills that are associated with an estate asset. ...
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Got a Stipulated Judgment and respondent doesn't want to sign Quitclaim Deed for both houses (Real Estate).
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Answered on June 18, 2015
File a motion to enforce the Judgment. You may want to think about retaining an attorney to file the motion because local and state rules for...