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They had no will and we just sold it ( a few years after they passed after getting permission from courts).
There are 7 children splitting the money whom each get about $8,000 each.
They had no other assets or estate to speak of
Did you already pay the inventory fee to the probate court? Other than that, there shouldn't be.
I was turning left onto a street that has a ramp on the right hand side that leads to a major highway. I was given a ticket for turning into the far right lane to go onto the ramp. I’m not denying that it’s a law to turn into the closest lane first and then get all the way over but I do feel... Read more »
You can fight. Request a formal hearing. You won't win as a matter of law. Police have discretion; people do things in front of cops all the time - sometimes the cop just lets them slide, other times they just don't see it happen. It doesn't change the fact that in this instance, the... Read more »
My property manager told me my sister is not allowed on property. Even though she has done nothing wrong,. She watches my child usually at night an sometimes stays over night if I get home too late to bring her home. She has not broken any rules. And there are lost of other tenants that have people... Read more »
The property manager is of the company who owns the property or just part of HOA? If he or she is part of the company, whether your sister staying in the property constitutes a breach of contract is a question of the lease. You can have a lawyer to review the lease for you. If he or she is just... Read more »
It is difficult to answer this question because you do not say why you would need to register. However, if you are under a legal duty to register, you will need to follow the requirements of the State and Court in which you were convicted. The best thing for you to do is contact your probation... Read more »
No. Commercial Banks are allowed to choose who they want to lend money to.
Banks usually lend only to rich people, and no one ever complains about that.
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