Can Children of the deceased, that has know will, settle the state without a lawyer?
You need to consult an attorney. Even when there is only one heir, and property is in the name of the decedent only, an estate has to be opened. ...
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You need to consult an attorney. Even when there is only one heir, and property is in the name of the decedent only, an estate has to be opened. ...
See a bankruptcy attorney. I cannot figure out why the state has taken 9 years to suspend your license. Make sure you go into detail about the...
You should go to court and state that limitations has passed. Also if suit is possible because of language in your lease, you can tell the...
If seeking an agreement with child support does not work, you can file for a modification because your circumstances have significantly changed. Be...
You would have to file for guardianship and get the consent of the parents.
You should get a lawyer. There are plenty available. Legal aid: 410-836-8202; Volunteer Lawyers: 410-539-6800; or Google "child custody lawyers,...
Sounds like an unfriendly divorce. Take lots of pictures of everything that is yours. And save your proofs of purchase elsewhere. If you leave...
Generally these payment plans are constitute a deal - if you pay as directed, the total amount due will be less than the amount owed. If you...
You need to check to get evidence of their being "inflated". Then if it is substantial, call a local attorney.
You would have to ask a Florida attorney. But I think you will have problems - just showing up for court will be an expense.