Can I sue my (deceased) Dad girlfriend for his properties incl. furniture?
You have to look to your father's will if he had one. Whether he did or not, you should probably discuss this situation with an estates attorney.
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You have to look to your father's will if he had one. Whether he did or not, you should probably discuss this situation with an estates attorney.
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Report him and his activity to the police. Bring some relevant evidence with you to support your claims, such as e-mails, web postings, etc. OR,...
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Generally speaking, you will want to file your motion to dismiss (MTD) before you file your answer and affirmative defenses (if any). But like my...
My colleagues are correct regarding post-discharge obligations. However, what I want to add is that your father is possibly misreading the...
Didn't you just present these questions and didn't you see the answers posted? This is not proper material for posting. Posting material like...
I believe Mr. McMillan is correct, and I understand his commentary regarding the title. But I'm not so sure about the plate, because the plate is...
Try calling the clinic, be very nice and polite, and see if you can't get a supervisor in billing to work with you. If that fails, try the same...
Your inquiry as stated is too confusing to answer. For starters, why would you file a motion to quash if you weren't a defendant? You're in over...
No lawyer will ever take this case. Forget about it and move on, before you find yourself on the receiving end of a lawsuit filed by this other guy.