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My mother inherited land from her husband's passing away in 2017. However when she attempted to sell some of the land, the purchasing party had a tile attorney who claimed that there is a title discrepancy. My mother has court records dated May 28, 2020 that indicate that she is SOLE OWNER of... Read more »
answered on May 31, 2023
Hire a local LA attorney to search that Title. That Court Decree may not have had a certified copy placed in the records office in LA as a source of title. Whatever the case, you need a LA attorney to advise you/Mother: it may involve: heirship determination, which I think is called... Read more »
It was a big chain that did my tire rotation also took my tire off to fill a nail hole. I heard a vicious knocking under my car floorboard a few weeks later and when I went to mechanic he tells me my left tire was close to falling off as they failed to tighten the tire. This could’ve caused a... Read more »
answered on May 31, 2023
I'm glad you weren't hurt! I had a wheel come off of my car while I was going 40 mph! Fortunately I wasn't hurt.
Regarding your question, almost certainly not. You would need to prove that you suffered damages (physical injuries and/or economic damages) AND that the big... Read more »
Fl he owns multiple businesses. What steps can I take to get him served
answered on May 31, 2023
You can provide any and all information that you know about where he can be located. If you can afford it, hire a private investigator. Speak with a local family lawyer for more specific advice.
I would like to get power from my father without my uncle knowing, because my uncle is trying to establish a condition that I do not want. However, does my father's condition make legal action null since he cannot remember that well?
answered on May 31, 2023
Capacity is an issue that can be raised to challenge whatever you do. Try to get a doctor to write that he has capacity to make a deed on the day you do the deed.
This is a family law case where Petitioner is seeking visitation and child support review. Petitioner has yet to send financial affidavit. I sent mine to him only for it to be returned to me because petitioner moved and has not provided respondent with updated address as required by court of law.... Read more »
answered on May 31, 2023
Your financial affidavit should be filed with the clerk of court, with a copy to Petitioner at the address on the pleadings that were filed. It is possible that you can move for a dismissal based on Petitioner's failure to pursue the matter. Speak with a local family lawyer for more specific advice.
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