Do I need to become personal representative after sister committed a crime of theft?

Theft is a crime and would be prosecuted by the county prosecutor. If you think a crime is been committed, you should make a report to the police....

I want to know if I would have at least three months before they really foreclosed on the house. Is private monies different law

If the borrower's security interest is via a Deed of Trust, then you almost certainly have three months or more after the first missed payment. If...

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Can my ex sue me if we have split up and are cosigned on an auto loan that is up to date on payments?

f the loan is in both names, it is a problem for her because it shows up on her credit report until it is paid off. But she cannot sue you to force...

Is there any way to have her removed or stop her from taking everything? If she refused to answer then what?

There are things you can do to try to protect your interest, but they vary depending upon whether or not your father had a will, whether your...

Do I have to show him proof via personal bank statements of my own?

If you received the money before the divorce was final and didn't disclose it to him at the time, then there might be a problem, and you should go...

In Washington, How many years after a neighbor has been using a portion of my land does it legally become his?

Usually, 10 years of "exclusive, continuous, hostile, open and notorious" possession is sufficient to adversely possess land. Under some...

If the Decree was properly drafted, no quitclaim deed would be necessary. Your neighbor should go back to his divorce attorney and ask why, when...

What is the minimum requirement to sue for a failed promise to pay among "friends"?

The email is probably good enough, if he acknowledges in writing the amount he owes and promises to pay you back. If the total is less than $5,000,...

Do I have any recourse that I can do on my own to fight the validity of the will or the decisions the neighbors are making?

Will contests can be difficult but not impossible. You should definitely consult with an attorney to have the case fully evaluated. The fact that...

A company is offering to buy my redemption rights to take back my foreclosed home. Is this even possible?

It is possible, though it needs to be done in a specific way; a simple "assignment of redemption rights" doesn't work.