I know you don't file interrogatories unless there is a dispute, buy 2 lawyers said that you do have to notice the court that yo
The court is not notified when you send discovery. The court only knows about it when there is a motion/dispute.
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The court is not notified when you send discovery. The court only knows about it when there is a motion/dispute.
The request for judicial notice is consider with the motion and is not a separate hearing.
Mr. Green would be generally correct but the SOL may have been tolled if you did not know or could not have known. The question is how long ago...
No. An executor can only act if appointed by a court. Get an attorney.
“What can I do?” Take what you have to an attorney to discuss or expect the trustee to continue what has already been done.
Best way is through a trust. You will have much more control during your life and make it easier for the charity in the end.
These are great questions for your attorney. A continuance is not dragging his feet but if you have lost trust in him, get a new one. You should...
No. The executor has the most superior right. Further, the landlord did not remove it so there will be no liability against the landlord. Your...
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What authority does he have to do that? What is the value of the property? An attorney can assist you in selling the property before it is lost. ...
Have the will reviewed by an attorney to advise you on what to expect. Some of the things you describe are perfectly normal. Other’s don’t make...