They furniture place won’t go get the furniture instead they sent the account to their legal team what can I do
Not much you can do except either 1) get the furniture back yourself and return it to the store, or 2) pay the bill. It's your name on the dotted line; your problem now.
When you signed for it, the store is holding you responsible for it. They don't care about who the furniture is... Read more »
My mother in law gave it to me and my wife I remodel the house etc all she said is that she was in bankruptcy and all we had to do is pay taxes and which I did
"Bankruptcy" doesn't mean what you appear to think it does. If the house were indeed 'in bankruptcy' that wouldn't necessarily impact the mortgage. Without seeing ALL the paperwork it is impossible to say what is going on and how you may be impacted, but your... Read more »
What are my options to get her name off the title. I don't want to sell the house. I can't make contact with her due to the claims she made. We can't meet in person it has to go through our family attorney for questions. What can I do to get her off the title hassle free.
You can go back to the court with the initial jurisdiction on the file, and petition the court to order that the subject property be refinanced or sold. If your ex - spouse won't cooperate after that, then they would be violating the court's order. Hope this helps.
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The mother went to prison for 10 years on marijuana charges. She is also disabled she has a mental disorder. But she can run a household. And take care of her son. Before she went to prison she was taking care of her son. Now the legal question is said she been convicted and released will SSI let... Read more »
Unlikely. I would assume someone else became the son's guardian while mother was in prison. Mother would need to convince the probate court that she is a proper guardian, which usually requires a showing that the current guardian is not doing something proper.
Prison doesn't seem to be taking covid serious. Son was just sent to prison within a week a prison guard gives my son covid. He's had a high fever and hasn't called anyone in 3 days. Can I do something about the negligence of this prison?
Hard to say based just on what is stated here. How would your son prove he got COVID from this guard? And even if he could show that, unless he can also show that the prison knew but did nothing about the guard's condition - perhaps by them violating their own COVID mitigation policies, I am... Read more »
You would file here in Michigan and in the county you reside in.
It was due to traffic stop and an supposed to be chemical drug test refusal which I just didn't understand
What is your question? It sounds like you got an implied consent violation. When the police suspect you of drunk driving, by virtue of you driving, you consent to a chemical test - which is usually a breath test administered at the jail or police station; not the one done on scene by the police,... Read more »
constant banging day and night--is maddening worse in the evening
You should contact the oil and gas company who is operating of the well.
He filed a motion to have his back child support expunged and we want to respond to that motion in court.
No. Unless you are a licensed Michigan attorney, you cannot represent anyone other than yourself in legal proceedings. You can assist your wife in hiring an attorney. Most counties have a legal assistance center that can provide assistance and service to her as well.
Yes.
What are all the options? Other than k1 visa l. I am born and raised us citizen
No, probably not. The laws don’t allow those who visit to have immigrant intent. The law presumes immigrant intent, so an applicant for a non-immigrant visa must overcome the presumption.
Otherwise, they can be denied and may possibly be charged with misrepresentation which is an... Read more »
My husband controls all financial decisions in our lives. I'm also in poor health I can't drive so that's a problem when meeting lawyers or paperwork I need, husband thinks it's funny.
Contact your county's legal aid office. Your chances of finding an attorney outside of legal aid to take on a divorce case pro bono is slim to none.
I was making a right turn into the right lane of a divided highway, a car came out of the left lane and there was a collision. At the time, I was too shook up to properly tell my side of the story to the officer. He gave me a citation(reduced, no pts) and I was listed as at fault. Upon reflection,... Read more »
You can; although you're going to have to explain how your "reflection" is more true and accurate than what you initially told the officer.
You may want to take the no points and move on.
Nothing; although there may be some unpleasant consequences down the road to your mother's estate or what other family members expect to happen.
Your question is unclear. But ALL real estate transactions need to be done in a written agreement. ‘Owner decided’ is never enough. What does the written agreement state?
If you’re unsure, you need to immediately seek local legal representation.
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My personal injury case went to the supreme court settled for 69k my lawyer says i will receive 10k does this seem like a fair amount no medical payback just there portion and mine
A Michigan attorney could advise best, but your post remains open for two weeks. However, ANY attorney would need to know more (such as the terms of your retainer agreement, and other possible agreements/amendments) before offering input regarding attorney fees on your case. If your case involved... Read more »
Recently my daughter has denied me phone contact with my granddaughter. I live in Idaho and my daughter and granddaughter live with me April 2021 and just moved back to Michigan. What are my rights?
Not much. In Michigan, you would need to show a judge that it's actually contrary to the child's best interest not to have contact with you - a pretty tall order. A parent's decision - right, wrong, or otherwise - is presumed to be in the child's best interest.
Have you... Read more »
The police then proceeded to search my vehicle without my consent. They found some contraband...was this legal?
Search incident to an arrest....likely legal, but always fact-dependent.
I applied for my N400 based on 5 years on employment based Green Card. I was interviewed the same day with my wife with different USCIS officer. My wife was given a RFE as she mentioned that we owe money to IRS, asking to provide evidence of payment and last 5 years of Tax documents. I was... Read more »
It is apparent that you both are handling personal naturalization matters without assistance of a licensed immigration counsel. Be as it may, your case shows as pending for one or another reason, as you stated.
You may inquire directly with the USCIS Customer Service Tier II agent to... Read more »
I was struck by another car in an intersection while I had a green arrow. Im getting a failure to yield because of the cops evaluation, he believes I am at fault. I have witnesses that saw the other person run a red light, but I also don't want to take things to chance. Can I get this thrown... Read more »
No. Focus on the facts. See if there was a camera at the intersection. And if you were hurt contact a member of the Michigan Assn for Justice--they give free consults.
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