i am afarid my son and his lawyer are going to profit from my home and i may end up homeless
this may happen this summer..help
39 year old has not worked in 20 years and never owned a car
he has engaged lawyer to go after dads home and cash in
son has not worked in 20 years..never owned a car
no car, no job, no friends, in therapy
son has not worked in 20 years, never owned car, trashed home, in therapy
son stole items from mom after funeral, locked in room, what charges if any, i am afraid his lawyer will send receipt and day
lives at home pays zero, home is trashed
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answered on May 2, 2024
You are need to supply significantly more facts and any and all documentation related to this matter. Expect to pay about an hour of time for an experienced litigation attorney to have a consultation with you. Pick the best attorney you can find and remember one rule: a good attorney is generally... View More 
ejection, trust, arrest?
hired lawyer to try and steal home
answered on May 3, 2024
I'm sorry but this is not the type of matter our firm handles. Either you need to contact a lawyer who handles estate litigation or civil litigation (where you are seeking damages as a result of his actions).
Borough of Glassboro 366 - Property Maintenance Code Failure to Abate Violations.
answered on Apr 30, 2024
In general the law is you must wait 2 years passed since the date of conviction, payment of fine, completion of probation, etc. then you can apply for the expungment.
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The circumstance is that the employee has, knowingly, created false identities to pose as suppliers for our business, and making a markup, misusing his position to do so, and profitting of this.
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age 39..no degree, no friends, no job,
son has not worked in 20 years..never owned a car...in therapy
no job, no car, no degree, no friends, in therapy
i need a trust attorney ASAP
son plans on stealing home, in therapy, has lawyer and plans
no job, no car, no degree, no friends, trashed home
his lawyer is in the Red Bank NJ area ....need to contact him to let him or her to know son is unhinged....son stole items from Mom the day she was buried
no job, no car, no frigs, nds, in therapy, no degree, pays no room and board ever
he and lawyer conspiring to steal dads home and cash in
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answered on Apr 30, 2024
Hire a NJ attorney to sue Son for possession (or ejectment) and possibly for conversion. Legal advice from Justia will not help you actually protect your home.
no job, no car, no friends, no degree, in therapy....no work in 20 years..never owned a car
has lawyer to steal dads home and cash in
what lawyer would take a case like this....incredible
i think conspiracy and fraud...can i sue?
he is working with a lawyer to eject parent and sell home
son has no car, no job, no degree, no friends, in therapy, lives in parents home free
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