In most states, once the time for notification to creditors has passed (often about 4 months), a simple probate should conclude within a year, more...

What does 'breaking the chain' mean for a mortgage that was sold to another bank?

This question comes up frequently, usually as an act of desperation, and is generally fruitless. If and when the time comes you may be certain...

My minor child received money upon my mother's death in 2007. As guardian of her estate, how do we give her the money to use?

We could not begin to answer the question without knowing the terms of the specific guardianship, but speculate that the money is deposited in a...

Beneficiary

A Will speaks as of the date of death. If such time as you pass away your son's children are still minors and/or he still owes money, then the...

Who is held responsible for a defendants motion not being submitted or heard in open court and what are the ramifications for.

Regrettably, there is insufficient information to give any but a very general response. As a general rule the person making the motion is...

Do I need to fight against the lawyer in court?

Bluntly, you need to consult with an attorney convenient to yourself to review the agreement, review invoices, obtain a proper accounting of time...

Good English and proper grammar, while highly desireable, are not conditions precedent for obtaining relief from the courts. If it can be...

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Defendant commited perjury in civil unlimited case to real property adverse possession. i have evidence support im the plaintiff

Adverse possession cases are quite sophisticated, and if you choose to represent yourself you will be held to the same standards as an attorney,...

I was incarcerated when the court entered the judgment of levy,what can i do to open the case,motion to reopen?????please help!!

Having been or being incarcerated is not an excuse nor a ground to set aside or vacate an otherwise valid judgment. The theory is that even...