I missed my court date for my evication yesterday? how do i find out if a judgement was made.
Assume a judgment was entered. You will find out when the Sheriff posts a lock out. If you want to know sooner, go to the courthouse and pull up...
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Assume a judgment was entered. You will find out when the Sheriff posts a lock out. If you want to know sooner, go to the courthouse and pull up...
What do you mean "forgot to record the TOD"? TOD stands for Transfer on Death and those are usually financial accounts. Those don't get recorded....
Generally yes, especially if there is a fear it will disappear if you do not. I would not dispose of any of it in the event there is a challenge.
They would both happen in the same petition.
Probate of grandma's estate will be required to clear title. That will take months. If dad had siblings they would be entitled to a share. If...
If you are trustee yes. A beneficiary has no legal authority to evict.
You have an uphill battle but you may have equitable arguments. You will absolutely need an attorney.
Hard to say without more information. How you held title with your mom and the value of the property is critical to determining what needs to be...
You correctly state that you need an attorney to help you. Wills do not get recorded but in order to file it with the court, you either need to...
A 15 year old CANNOT legally respond to, nor do they have an obligation to respond to a subpoena. Minors lack legal capacity.