Trusts Lawyer
Practice Areas: Trusts, Probate ... +4 more
You tell the truth. You defend yourself, but don't think of it as a "counter-attack." But, you're up to your neck and you are about to get in...
You would probably be better served by retaining an attorney and deciding whether to respond to the letters. Your attorney can better determine...
Did you keep a copy of the bill of sale? This is not a criminal matter, so if he wants go to to the police, let him. They won't take any action...
Your question is short on facts. Without the specific facts of your claim, I cannot guide you as to how to proceed. Resources such as Avvo,...
1. Call or visit your social security office. 2. File a police report. If you have the thief's name and a list of places he's working, you have...
If all the company wants is a certified copy of your Letters Testamentary, go to the courthouse and get one, or have an attorney's service run the...
Something doesn't add up in this timeline. They couldn't do a lockout unless they had already foreclosed on the house, filed and served an...
The number one complaint clients have about their attorneys is that they don't communicate with them. I'm sorry you're in this situation. You can...
Yes, it's better if you have an attorney, and since the court date isn't very far away you should consult with one as soon as possible.
Since he's testifying, there's no need or reason for him to provide an affidavit. Testimony under oath is admissible when the person is subject to...
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