I’m POA/POD. Her home is paid for. Mom has 4 bum kids over 55. My mom didn’t want her bum kids getting any of the money from the sell of her home she wanted it to go in trust. The other siblings will offer no resistance to the sell of the home.
You need to go through the Probate process. You will need her death certificate. You should also get the other kids to sign off on you being the personal representative for the estate. Since there isn't a will you would have to get a bond to serve as the personal representative.
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They are saying that she has someone else living with her, that's why they are fining her, but no-one else lives with her.
She should write to the landlord and explain her position. She should not have to pay fines that are wrong.
my parents and i constantly argue and i want to move out, my friends mom has already told me i can stay with them as long as i pay rent which i would be fine with. but would my parents be able to stop me if they wanted to?
You are not going to like my response.... but I dont think I have ever met a 16 or 17 year old ( including myself when I was that age) who did not argue / fight with his / her parents. The fact that you and your parents are fighting does not mean that you are wrong or that they are wrong.... simply... Read more »
Mom had been living in an assisted living facility which exhausted all of her cash assets. Her checking account, of which she and I were co-owners, has a present balance of $50. She had no other assets. She sold her home years ago and was living with me before she went into the assisted living... Read more »
I am sorry for your loss. The $50 automatically passes to you as the joint owner of the account. It does not sound like you have any reason to probate the will since there are no other assets.
He has his own company but no work coming in. He usually pays our rent and divides the amount weekly. Im unemployed waiting on unemployment, i have no income whatsoever, and we have 4 children, they all live with me.
Your setting is terrible and im truly sorry for how this pandemic has destroyed your family's financial setting. Before resorting to the court system for relief, can you reach out to your former husband and ask him to sit down with you ( on the phone or otherwise) to figure out how to work together... Read more »
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If I understand your question correctly, you were a Filipino citizen and you filed a complaint for divorce in the United States against your wife (who was also a Filipino citizen) and presumably, you obtained a judgement of divorce against your wife. Since obtaining your judgment of divorce, you... Read more »
Im looking for Specific information on Chase Bank & Select Portfolio Servicers that pertains to Wrongful Foreclosure Practices
If you are in GA, you need to talk to a GA attorney about current case law. Most info you find online is out of date and not current case law.
If you think you can win without an attorney, you sound like someone that thinks they can perform their own appendectomy without a doctor.... Read more »
When I read through USCIS website, it seems fine if I have a valid L visa. However, I do not know if it is possible for me to travel outside of the US with an EAD card or when my green card is under processing.
You should apply for advanced parole if you want to leave while your green card is pending.
You definitely came to the right place. Lots of IP attorneys here. Best to pick an IP attorney with experience handling technology related to the patent you are interested in getting.
Part of her estate, but he doesn’t have a bank account. I’m uncomfortable sending him a substantial check. Do I have any legal recourse? Can I stipulate that the funds will be dispersed through direct deposit only? Thank you.
If you are uncomfortable sending him a check for a substantial amount, you can mail it USPS Certified Mail, return receipt, so he has to sign for it.
I have a product which was invented by some person many years ago, but wasn't patented. So, now many people sold this product too. But one company modified one detail of the product, and because they couldn't patent this as invention, many sellers, include me, also was selling this product with... Read more »
Very low chance to win. Not worth the fight unless you have a lot of money and makes sense to you.
I strongly suggest moving on.
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My ex hired an attorney who filed a request for a decrease in child support stating that my ex lost his job on 3/20. My ex is co founder of his multi million dollar company based out of NYC and has 7 offices around the world and is lying that he lost his job. My CS goes through probation and is... Read more »
Thank you for your question. I am sorry that you are dealing with such a frustrating situation. If the opposing party filed for modification then it is in your best interests to file a response and potentially a cross application.
That being said, there is a lot to know before filing... Read more »
or anullment on false reasons on grounds of irreconcilable differences. I was a victim of physical and emotional abuse for which I have filed a police complaint as well. I am an Indian citizen and came to US for a short visit on business Visa and was cojuled into this marriage. I did not have... Read more »
Thank you for your question. While there may be personal reason why you wanted to file on the grounds of mental cruelty, it will not matter what the underlying grounds are. It will not be on the Final Judgment of Divorce, nor does fault matter in New Jersey as far as potential property... Read more »
Could Ramon Robles sue department of corrections if he seen on the tape doing absolutely nothing and still was sent to solitary confinement for 3 years
Anyone can sue any other person. Whether you can prevail is not something that can be determined through a message board. You need to have a paid consultation with an attorney that handles civil rights cases.
there is good reason not, to under applicable law, not less than 90 days from the expiration date. This date is very soon, so I asked the 'Landlord' for the new lease. The lease was signed by the person who had power of attorney for the owner, so they are our landlord. We found out last week that... Read more »
As a tenant, when property is sold there are only very specific reasons that tenants can be evicted. Since the eviction courts are closed except for emergency matters, the odds of being forced out during a pandemic are approaching 0. If you need legal advice, talk to an attorney.... Read more »
His child always received money through his SSD. When she turned 18, the ex went to asume to request child support as disability stopped. She never spoke to him or gave him a chance to set something up. He then ended up owing arrears only because it took months before the decision of how much he... Read more »
Im not sure that you can handle this issue without the assistance of a family law attorney. There is nothing complicated about the issue but it seems as if you and your husband are banging your heads against the wall, not being able to constructively communicate with the probation department system... Read more »
Her 19 year old boyfriend is coercing her, trying to get her to move in with him. He is far from financially stable, does not even have his own place to live, nor does my daughter have a job and she’s pregnant. She won’t actually be 17 until the end of September. He does not even have a job... Read more »
My heart bleeds for you since this realistically is not a legal question but frustration expressed by a parent over a bad setting. My suggestion is that you calmly, calmly & calmly ask your daughter to consider attending a counseling session with you and a mental health person to discuss maturely... Read more »
You do not indicate if you are being sued civilly or criminally. You may qualify for a public defender for a criminal matter but not a civil matter. If it is a civil matter, just turn the papers over to your insurance company which should provide you with counsel. If criminal, ask the court for a... Read more »
My father is trying to kick me out of the house because he wants to divorce my mom and bring in another woman. I want to stop him from potentially letting that woman take all of the property before hand.
The short answer is you have no equity rights in your parents home. The longer answer is that this is a fight between your mother and your father over assets, support, etc as part of their divorce. Your father has NO right to kick your mother out of her home and she needs to meet with a divorce... Read more »
We are a manufacturing facility deemed "ESSENTIAL" we want to gradually bring plant workers in as needed but I am confused as to what our rights are -
EEOC guidance states that, because the CDC and state/local health authorities have acknowledged community spread of COVID-19 and issued attendant precautions as of March 2020, employers may measure employees' body temperature. As with all medical information, the fact that an employee had a fever... Read more »
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