At present, the answer appears to be yes.

You'll need to contact a lawyer in your area who does this. Because LLCs can be so flexible in how they're operated, and in separating the ownership from the right to run the company and the right to profits, LLC operating agreements can be either pretty simple or very complex, depending... View More

It's unclear why you are worried about eviction, or exactly what's happening. You get evicted for not complying with the lease, not because people are spreading lies about you.

If the lies are believed and you can prove damages, you might have a case, but filing a suit is not... View More

I can't tell who is providing the water service from what you wrote. I'm sure you can complain to the HOA by contacting whoever is in charge of the HOA, but that may not solve your issue. Also, since it sounds like the owner is somehow involved, you'll want to check your lease to... View More

An affidavit of heirship simply identifies all the heirs of a person - it doesn't divide the property.

What those heirs will receive out of an estate depends on whether there was a will, what the will provides, whether the property is separate or community, real estate or personal... View More

Your daughter's employer is not required to ask you for permission to search your daughter at her job.

Sorry, no one can give advice to you about your specific situation - which none of us know, and should not be posted online here or anywhere else. You need to speak to a criminal defense lawyer in your area. If you can't afford a lawyer, ask to talk to a public defender.

No, having custody custody of a child is not the same as adoption.

What will happen is that he'll be responsible for child support, assuming you have the child.

Assuming your mother is competent and is going with you willingly, neither a guardianship nor a power of attorney is required. If you want to handle her financial affairs, she must be competent and sign a power of attorney allowing that.

She can either execute a new POA for you (which may have different provisions than what she put on the one she gave to your father), or she can sign a new POA with both of you.

You might want to address this question to your divorce lawyer. If you're dealing with property worth over $500k, and don't have a lawyer, start by getting one.

Because the court ordered it to be done that way, which is standard.

Contact the court clerk for the court that issued the divorce, give them the case number, and ask how to order a certified copy of the decree.

Sorry, none of that is harassment, and "probable cause" only relates to criminal matters. The landlord can threaten to evict any time you're not in compliance with the lease, and can follow through on that threat. Even if they lose the eviction case, their threat of eviction... View More

Ultimately, the situation could result in both civil and criminal penalties. Make a police report to start with. You may also want to consult with a lawyer about what would be needed for the civil claim, what evidence you have regarding what was taken, who took it, and the value of the property.

No, police don't issue "contempt tickets." Only the judge can hold someone in contempt.

It's not clear that you have any damages. Without damages, you have no valid case. You might try talking to your landlord and see if they will correct the notation.

I don't understand your question. Your roommate paid someone else to apply for rental assistance, apparently received it, and is threatening to sue you for it? If your agreement with your roommate is to pay 1/2 of the rent, do that.

I suppose you could do this, but it's unlikely that having someone else act for you would end any "threats and harassments" by the other side. In addition, there will likely be times when your personal presence is required - such as for testimony. Your absence even at other times is... View More