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Q: Hi,My father recently passed away and my sister is the executor of the account.

1 Answer | Asked in Consumer Law and Probate for California on
Answered on Feb 18, 2016

Do you know who the beneficiary of the life insurance policy is? You may or may not be entitled to the proceeds, or information about the policy.

You'll have to bring a probate petition for an accounting of the estate to see what assets the estate holds. Email or call an attorney for a full consultation.
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Q: What penalties are likely for a first time offender for petty theft and criminal damaging

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Answered on Feb 18, 2016

Probation, fines, community service. But penalties can be very court specific. Some judges send people to jail for such offenses and your history matters.
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Q: If I'm 17 and I wanna date a 27 year old would he get in trouble?? In Ohio

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Answered on Feb 18, 2016

It would be best to wait the 5 months. He is not technically breaking the law as long as he does not contribute to you breaking it or endanger you, but it really isn't safe for an adult to date a juvenile.
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Q: im 17 years old and on probation can the courts suspend my license even tho I've never had them

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Yes, a court can suspend a person's right to drive whether or not he or she has a license at the time.
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Q: I hate Living with my real dad.I moved in barley knowing him at 13, im almost 17.Can i live with my 18year old boyfriend

1 Answer | Asked in Family Law and Juvenile Law for Ohio on
Answered on Feb 18, 2016

Legally, no you cannot just up and move in with your boyfriend. Your dad could take legal actions to have you returned, and your boyfriend could wind up in the middle of a legal mess. Practically, would your father take action?
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