Could this be considered prevention of compliance at a hearing of compliance in a landlord/tenant case

The only way to know anything likely to be definitive is to carefully review both your lease and the settlement agreement. Consider making an...

Can a Trustee change where the stated assets go from an estate, based on 'wishes' of the deceased, prior to her death?

The details are critical here. Are the bank accounts in the name of the Trust or in the deceased's personal name? Are any/all of the 4 listed on...

II am legal owner of 1996 motorhome have title . I don't have possession .

I can certainly understand that you are upset! IF you believe your attorney made errors in handling your case, you may wish to consult a different...

You need to immediately contact the court and request a different date. It is not too likely and it may depend in part about how long you need - a...

Are we expected to pay the entire Vet bill?

It is not quite clear what happened here but if your dog got lose and attacked another dog, you are likely to be fully liable for the damages,...

What rights do i have when as a rentor, the owner wants to evict in 30 days and there is no written agreement? ?

Assuming you are on a month to month tenancy, and further assuming that the landlord has served you with a properly worded, properly served 30 day...

How to request an information?

I agree with Mr. Parks. You can - and should - request an itemization and verification of the "administrative costs" being charged but do...

What if there is no will and all her items are in the house? How do you prove ownership?

No one has a right to sell, take, or otherwise dispose of a deceased person's property - including all family members - unless they have first been...

Yes. If the garage is on a separate lease, the landlord can lock you out and hold (and eventually sell) your property as collateral for getting...

How to get in controll of fathers possessions with no will or power of attorney ?

If Dad has died, then no one has legal authority to do anything with his property (even if he had a Will - a power of attorney ceases at the moment...