My sister and my mother own a house. My mother wants to b off the deed how do we do that without involving a lawyer
Without a lawyer? You become a probate, elder law, and medicaid recovery expert. Good luck; it's a very complicated area of the law.
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Without a lawyer? You become a probate, elder law, and medicaid recovery expert. Good luck; it's a very complicated area of the law.
Tons of different ways. Many of them will screw up the result you seek. You really need to consult with an elder law attorney.
Like Mr. Arleth, I agree that such a suit would be a big waste of time. Do you have damages based on what is clearly a very, very low level slight?
Typical real estate legal language, it just makes clear that the easement is a commitment that continues to remain with the property, regardless of...
Honestly, the law is less than clear, but the general opinion among lawyers is that your gun rights are lost until you successfully complete the...
Yes, an AUSA has the discretion to determine which crimes s/he determines are a priority. Obviously, this means s/he needn't prosecute certain...
Where to turn is that you need to hire an attorney. I wish these things were more straightforward and cut and dry, but they just aren't.
Yes, you can sue someone for $124. I can't tell from your recitation of facts whether you would prevail, but you can certainly sue for it.
If you both have an equal right to be there, and he gets a restraining order, you will be the one required to leave.
There is not a set rule. Generally, the standard requires that you act reasonable.