Real estate Lawyer
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Estate Planning ... +2 more
Since you're unsure of how to proceed, that's a good sign that you need an attorney. You can find one using the "Find a Lawyer" feature here on Avvo.
If you and your husband are both married and alive, you don't really have to worry about the grandmother getting visitation rights. If it will make...
Consult with an attorney. This question is multi-faceted, with a messy set of issues. Any answer would be very fact-dependent. This question covers...
This is a duplicate post. I replied to your other post.
Since you say that you have lived there two years, it sounds to me that you may be discussing a price increase required by your landlord in...
I don't know what you mean by "Grandfather law." It sounds like you are saying that you entered into a five-year contractual agreement with them....
If you've talked to state cops and prosecutors and they've offered their opinions, unfortunately I don't think that an online forum will change her...
Not sure of what you're asking. I think you want a family law attorney. You can search for a family law attorney in your area by using the "Find a...
You should ask your criminal defense attorney about matters pertaining to your case. If you do not have a criminal defense attorney, retain one. If...
You should discuss this matter with a local family law attorney; grandparents do have the possibility of obtaining visitation rights in limited...