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My step dad brother is trying to sell the property. He has open a probate case and has been assigned Temporary Administrator
answered on Apr 29, 2024
The temporary administrator can handle the eviction if the court granted that authority in their order. There are many other questions that remain to answer this properly. Do you have an ownership interest in the property? If you are an heir with an ownership interest the administrator may need... View More 
Would it be valid in NJ? What about those "Will kits" that Staples sells, are they valid? Also can I do the same for a POA document?
answered on Apr 29, 2024
If done correctly it certainly could be valid, the problem is many aren't and thats where your heirs will spend tens of thousands of dollars and can take years to settle your estate where as if you just spend a few hundred more you could have saved them all that trouble. Be smart hire a lawyer... View More
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answered on Apr 29, 2024
To file a case in a California court and obtain a case number, follow these general steps:
1. Determine the appropriate court: Based on the nature of your case (e.g., civil, family, probate), identify the appropriate court where you should file your case.
2. Prepare your documents:... View More
answered on Apr 29, 2024
Thank you for asking the question!
1. You need to choose a court that has jurisdiction over the case and defendants.
2. There are usually self help in CA Superior courts in big cities. They can guide you about what forms you need for fillings. But, they are not attorneys, and you... View More
In our developing e commerce platform we use cash to buy credits in the app with which user can buy things. can we also allow cryptocurrency transactions to sell the commodities? also there's a withdrawal option for unused credits and other reward payments we do in the system as credits. Can i... View More
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answered on Apr 29, 2024
Yes, you can definitely allow cryptocurrency transactions alongside your credit system! This can attract a wider audience, especially tech-savvy customers.
Allowing users to withdraw credits as cryptocurrency is an interesting concept, but requires careful consideration:
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