Do not hire him. He is violating the law. The insurance he has does nothing for you. There is no such thing as personal insurance. He might have...

Is it illegal to steal a scooter if you return it later.

The use of the word steal in your question provides you with the answer. Giving it back makes no difference.

How many times or years can a garnishment be taken?

If it is a wage garnishment, and bankruptcy is not an option, then contact the creditor and see if a wage assignment makes sense. Each Writ adds...

Will 1st/2nd loan come after me after foreclosure? Should I negotiable with them to have a settlement after/before foreclosure?

Also, the foreclosing lender likely cannot pursue a deficiency. That is the case in most states if a non-judicial foreclosure is pursued. The other...

Can the state garnish my account

Challenge the garnishment stating the funds are owned solely by you. Yes you will need some proof. If this IS a joint account, then it will be a...

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MERS ON MY DEED OF TRUST

Not sure what the question is, but MERS is not necessarily a bad thing, it is just they do not hold title to the loan docs. The proper lender...

Power of attorney deeded property to self- title co will not insure the sale was left to self when uncle passed owned 4 years

Not sure if I understand the timing of events. If the person died, and then you deeded the property with a POA, that is an invalid transfer. The...

I'm selling my house do I need a lawyer for that?

Probably not unless you already have a problem. Your real estate agent should be able to handle things, though it is never a bad idea to have an...

How do I respond to my lawyer's legal notice of intent to withdraw from completing my mother's probate?

Unfortunately you cannot force him to work. If you object to his withdrawing, then nothing gets finished. So as far as the probate, it might be...

Can I still make a claim against contractor's bond?

Unfortunately no. A homeowner has 2 years from the date of work to file on the bond. However, you can still sue the contractor, and depending upon...

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