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Can I press charges on my niece for not returning my brothers ashes?
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Answered on August 15, 2019
What she is doing is not illegal so no you cannot file a police report. You can file a Petition in court to have them returned to you if you are...
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Can you subpoena payment records from someone's attorney to find out how much they have paid?
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Answered on August 15, 2019
You are not entitled to any documentation between your ex and her attorney.
Can I sue a security company for getting my car wrongly towed?
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Answered on August 15, 2019
You can sue them in small claims court but it might be better and faster to work with the company to get them to reimburse you for the wrongful tow.
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When a case against two defendants results in one being dismissed with prejudice, can that dismissal be overturned on appeal?
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Answered on August 15, 2019
Dismissal with prejudice is final so you cannot be brought back into the case.
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How can I get my wife I separated from to move out of the house? I am the only one on the loan and title.
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Answered on August 15, 2019
You will have to file an unlawful detainer. This supposes that you are actually divorce and she has no legal claim to the property. If she does,...
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My BFF has bequeathed his house to me and his roommate. It has a small mortgage and is worth over $800,000. How is this probated
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Answered on August 15, 2019
Upon your friend's death, you as executor will submit the will to probate and through that process, the house will be transferred to you and the...
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How long would a probate case take when there is only a surplus of funds and only one person that files with the court?
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Answered on August 15, 2019
Your question is not clear but it seems you ended up in probate. Probate takes 6-9 months as there is a 4 month creditor's claim. The type of...
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Who "owns" a house in a living trust when the settlors die, but until the trust is distributed -- beneficiaries or the trust?
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Answered on August 15, 2019
Mr. Bernard is correct. However if the trust is irrevocable and distribution should have already been made, the analysis may change.
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My question has to do with residential 'change of ownership' from one family member to another.
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Answered on August 14, 2019
No, there will be a change of ownership but it may qualify for an exclusion.
Will a property title search produce a TOD deed if one exists?
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Answered on August 14, 2019
If recorded it should show up on the chain of title. Many attorneys have programs that can look it up for you.
