What to do - Parent's estates at age 24?
First, let me express my condolences, That is hard to go through at a young age. Rest assured there are no consequences for not handling this...
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First, let me express my condolences, That is hard to go through at a young age. Rest assured there are no consequences for not handling this...
You will want to look at two things. 1. if you have a Homeowners Association, you need to read their by-laws. 2. Look at your local municipality...
In order to sue someone you need to prove that you have suffered or will suffer some kind of harm. Simply not being included is not going to rise...
The lien needs to be satisfied before title can transfer. SO, when the house sells, the closing attorney will order a title search, and this will...
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Your next step is ti file a motion to modify custody.
It is not likely to be moved. It is also likely however that the person you are evicting may try to ask for a continuance. It is sometimes best to...
I suppose you can, but the lawyers are trying to reduce that amount for you. If you have the power to tell your attorney NO and tell him or her how...
Nope. You have to deposit it. Surely you have a bank account somewhere. If not they are usually free to open.
There is nothing to do. You are legally married, just hang on tot he certificate in the event you ever need to prove it.
You can kick him out. He can however try to sue saying there is a landlord tenant relationship and force you to evict him.