Can a family member serve as a witness to the signing of my will?
It depends. Are they a beneficiary in the will? If yes, then NY Code § 3-3.2 (a) applies. The will isn't invalidated, but their bequest is void....
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It depends. Are they a beneficiary in the will? If yes, then NY Code § 3-3.2 (a) applies. The will isn't invalidated, but their bequest is void....
Possibly (strike that, probably not), although it would have to be motioned by her lawyer, and then granted by the judge.
It really depends on how they are asking the question. If they are asking, specifically, about an arrest or conviction, whether or not it's...
Probably not, because it's safe to assume he didn't show up because he got the amount he sued you for prior to the hearing.
You didn't tell us the most important part: what did the cop do? If he put you in a choke hold, slammed you on the ground, punched you repeatedly...
It's considered a conditional gift, since you're in Washington. The condition of course, is getting hitched. Whether it gets returned depends on...
It's two years. See 42 Pa.C.S. § 5524. So you're way past the statute of limitations.
No. See 23 Pa.C.S. § 3106. To invalidate the prenup you would have to show the agreement was signed involuntarily (that one doesn't seem to apply...
If you're really worried, your biggest right is to remain silent. Although they may not have taken a thumbprint, they probably have half a dozen...
If you do a voluntary repo, it will impact your credit. Your only option would be to have someone else assume the lease.