How do i stop my fathers second family from getting his property when he dies
You don't have any rights to your father's property. He has complete testamentary freedom. That means he can dispose of it as he wishes with a...
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You don't have any rights to your father's property. He has complete testamentary freedom. That means he can dispose of it as he wishes with a...
One parent cannot take the children from their state of habitual residence and relocate to another state without the consent of the spouse or...
I'm sorry but it takes a bit more action on your part than my colleague's answer suggests. In all CA custody custody decisions each spouse is...
Your question is a little unclear but if your roommates died (natural deaths hopefully) you wouldn't have a right to seize their property. Absent...
Call Immigration and Customs Enforcement or google them for that matter. If you can withdraw as sponsor the family will have to find another one. ...
Not unless your name is on the title.
Father would have to go through a court proceeding to be on the up and up. A power of attorney cannot transfer custody rights. At the hearing on...
Sure you can always petition the court for rehearing. Whether it'll be granted or not is another question that I would need more facts to answer.
This answer will not make you happy but it is the most that can be said on a forum like this. I see many questions on avvo in which people want to...
By your own admission you are guilty. Feeling hot and iffy is not a defense. Pay the fine and get on with your life.