DDo I sign a release on a settlement my sister will get?
A release means, at the very least, that you give up any and all claims or rights to claims that you would have arising from your father's death. ...
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A release means, at the very least, that you give up any and all claims or rights to claims that you would have arising from your father's death. ...
No, it doesn't sound odd at all. But he wants to get you to admit to a crime. If you are the subject of an investigation, never talk to law...
If there's an order approving the stipulation, that is the decree.
There are dozens of reasons a judge would not accept a "bid" for estate property. Was it supported by an appraisal? Was it fair? Was it a lowball?...
Then your family should immediately intervene in the CINA. If you think you can just make an end run around the DHS removal, they have ways to...
If you are dissatisfied with your attorney, get another one. I don't see how you were "tricked" into agreeing to things that weren't in your best...
He doesn't file a warrant unless he is law enforcement. It's time to hire an attorney.
If you let him sign the title, he owned it, so he didn't steal it from you. You can sue him in civil court, but you should first determine whether...
Not by complaining about it on here. Find a competent attorney, preferably local to the charging jurisdiction. You'll need to seek them out...
Ineffective assistance of counsel is for criminal cases. Malpractice is for civil cases.