Co-Signing a vehicle

Co-signing is not the same as co-owning. I assume that the owner of the car is your daughter. If her husband is driving, I hope that the car is...

The answer is that if the co-owner wants the car, he/she needs to buy you out for whatever 1/2 the car is worth. In the alternative, you can buy...

Why would my lawyer ask for a waiver to be signed from the bonding company and write the petition for less than what the bond is

First, you have an attorney. Its not ethical for another attorney to intervene. Second, its not fair to the attorney to be second-guessed by an...

How do I deal with a collection agency?

If your son got the bill, if he is over 18, then he deals with the collection agency, not you. The collection agency will not deal with you at all...

You are renting property. T hat means you do not OWN it. If you take property belonging to someone else and do not pay for it and don't return...

Can a collection agent track down a bank account that they dont have the info on without a judgement first and take out funds

First, payday loans are ILLEGAL in NC. Not to toot my own horn, but I have a brief article on payday lending in general and NC in particular at my...

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Can my brother, as executor of my recently deceased mothers estate, buy a motorhome and take my ailing father out of state?

Your brother cannot exercise any power over your father as noted by Attorney Frederick absent your brother either being appointed as your father's...

Repossed car from 3 years ago can they garnish my wages being told they will and take 25 % and also they harass me at work

Assuming that you live in NC and would be sued in NC, then there is NO wage garnishment in NC. I assume from what you describe that you are...

If I'm sued over credit cards can I be denied student loans?

I would agree with my colleague. Federal student loans may not be an issue because they cannot be discharged in bankruptcy and the federal lender...

Mother's remains in my possession. Are they part of the estate? Can I be forced to turn over to sibling?

Below is the PA statute, assuming that your mother lived in PA at the time of her death. Basically, the surviving spouse decides, then next of...