How to get full reimbursement?

39 dies is a very long time to have your car in the shop. The fact they paid 31 days is good. You should look to the shop to see why they had the...

If your mother is alive, she is correct. If your mother has passed, you have the absolute right to see the trust.

Sue small claims to return my dog?

Go to Small Claims Court YESTERDAY if you have any hope. If too much time goes by the best a court will do is give you the value of the dog as it...

I am a beneficiary to my mother’s investment company. What financial data can I request from them?

Probably but if you want any chance lawyer up and properly exercise your rights or expedition continue to be taken advantage of. Seriously, your...

Hello I was given a 60 notice to move out Can I get an extension ?

This is not a legal question as much as a contractual one between you and your landlord. That is who you should be posing the question to. Be...

I signed a stipulation to be heard by Commissioner, can I get a re-trial, order vacated or appeal for lack of jurisdiction?

Why did your case proceed without your attorney? That was a bad decision on your part and it seems you have to live with the consequences. Have...

If I can prove that a civil case against me is fictitious, can't I stop the case because I can't afford an attorney

If there is a trust there should be money to pay for an attorney. Stopping a lawsuit is very technical and difficult.

What happens when 3 sisters inherit a home and they are all named successor co-trustees ?

Ask for more time, offer to pay rent, and work harder to get the loan. Your sisters are no obligated to wait indefinitely for you to get a loan.

Should I go to arbitration with ETS?

It is up to you. I suspect she doesn’t want to take the test again if she can avoid it.

My grandmother passed and my brother and I are the trustees to her estate. She hired an attorney as the executor of the estate.

I suggest you hire your own attorney to monitor the situation and get the answers you need. There is no reason the attorney should not tell you...