Why would you receive any legal documents? What kind of bankruptcy was filed? It makes a difference.

First, does the debtor owe you money? Have you sued and recovered a judgment against the debtor prior to filing bankruptcy? Or did you have security interest in anything, like a lien... View More

Are you legally obligated? The answer is no. However, if you do not buy out her share and want to stay in the home then she can bring a partition action against you.

I suggest that if you want to keep the home, that you figure out what the home is worth, what the girlfriend's share... View More

You do not indicate enough facts. It does not matter necessarily how things are titled but when those items were acquired. The relevant time periods are (a) before marriage, (b) during marriage or (c) after the date of separation but before divorce.

Anything acquired before marriage is... View More

Place of marriage is generally irrelevant. He can file where he resides or is stationed or the wife can file where she lives.

NC requires that the parties live separate and apart with the intent not to be married anymore for a period of one year. So whatever point they decided to call it... View More

You do not request a pre-trial motion. You file it. What kind of pre-trial motion would this be? The common ones are motion for default judgment (if no answer is filed), motion for judgment on the pleadings (if an answer is filed but there is no need for discovery) or a motion for summary... View More

See Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, Rule 15:

RULE 15. AMENDED AND SUPPLEMENTAL PLEADINGS

(a) Amendments Before Trial.

(1) Amending as a Matter of Course. A party may amend its pleading once as a matter of course within:

(A) 21 days after serving it, or

(B)... View More

Post makes no sense. Do not use her and him if there are more than 2 females or males because its not clear who is who.

You do not have to use real names but it helps to identify people.

Grandmother died and she had a will. Fine. When did she die? Was an estate probated for her?... View More

Possession is indicated by whose name is on the deed. If the land/plot was bought by someone and given as a gift to someone else, the gift was complete upon delivery of the deed and putting in the other's name. if the purchaser changed his/her mind later, too bad. A gift is a gift.... View More

You do not provide enough detail. An ALJ is an administrative law judge. These usually handled federal cases, like Social Security. In such case, the ALJ would be deciding matters of federal law not state law and there would be no conflict.

ALJs are like other judges - they do not make... View More

You do not provide much detail here. Used how? How old is your son? Is he an adult or a child?

Since the husband is dead, there is not much that can be done in the way of prosecuting him or suing his estate.

If your son is an adult, he needs to go to www.privacyrights.org and... View More

No one needs a lawyer and everyone always retains the right to represent him or herself. However, you would not do brain surgery on yourself nor would you cut your own hair or repair your furnace/ac. By the same way, if you have a legal issue you would see a doctor.

I looked at OCGA §... View More

File a traverse again then and see if you can get it dismissed. As a practical matter though, the grounds for a traverse are very limited. The garnishment will continue until the judgment is paid off or the debt is settled or the debt is discharged in bankruptcy or the judgment goes dormant and... View More

No, but there may be an argument as to whether he is making sufficient academic progress. You would file a petition to terminate the child support on or after the child turns 18.

The home you had from before marriage is separate, not marital property, and is not subject to equitable distribution. The boat and camper bought after marriage is marital property. These can be awarded to you in equitable distribution as part of your share. Your wife is entitled to 1/2 of the... View More

Not unless you are buying the property at a tax sale

Yes. You would sue the executor of the estate. Before suing, you file a claim for unpaid rent and damages with the estate (file in the court estate file AND send notice to the personal representative). If the claim is denied, then you have 90 days to sue.

A lawyer where you live cannot help you in Greenville,SC unless the lawyer is also licensed to practice law in SC. You need a traffic attorney in Greenville SC if you are charged with a traffic offense there. Your place of residence is not relevant.

Yes. You can sell the home for whatever you want to sell it for to anyone. As long as the mortgage is taken care of. There may be a gift tax issue if more than $13,000 is given to the son. There may also be an issue regarding realty transfer taxes - I don't know - I do not handle real... View More

No. It would be impossible as a new deed would have to be done conveying the property from you to you and your new spouse. So unless your spouse is forging documents or otherwise acting illegally, its not possible.

Nope. If there are no property, child custody/support issues, if you have lived in NC for at least 6 months and if you have lived separate and apart from your spouse for one year or more, then you can go to your county clerk and see if they have a pro se divorce packet. If your county does not... View More