I do not have a good answer for you, but I think you have a right to call New Beginnings and have them explain things to you. Unfortunately, once the sheriff and Animal Control get involved, you can pretty sure everything is going to get screwed up, especially since you signed the document under... View More

Sounds like a scam to me. You will be fortunate to keep this up, as the Royalty company will ultimately find out that your phone accounts are all yours.

You can probably demand an Arbitration of the issue if the Real Estate Purchase Contract documents contain an arbitration clause which has been initialed by both parties. You should read all the paperwork.

Your best bet is to find a lawyer who specializes in elder law and elder abuse. I am sure you can find one near you. A good Probate lawyer also might be able to help. Check out the internet to find one of these. Good Luck.

You may be able to demand an Arbitration proceeding, but that is under California Law. California has different laws than Massachusetts. Under California laws, most real estate purchase agreements contain such clauses. I don't know what Mass. laws say. You should review the paperwork. Good Luck.

Without seeing the papers, I cannot tell you much. Depending on whether or not you are in escrow, you can probably back out of he escrow (and seek damages), or sue the seller in Court. Suing is always an expensive proposition, show maybe you should simply allow another extension.

You are technically never a "tenant" when staying in a hotel. You are a "guest" or a "visitor." Since you have been staying there so long, I would assume that you signed a contract. Your contract would tell you the terms of your stay, and whether they have/had the... View More

It probably depends on whether or not the owner of the bars will give you permission to do so. I doubt you can force the issue.

I don't know that an Oklahoma Supreme Court decision will help you any in your case, as it is in a different sate, and judges can go one way or another. If there has been no lawsuit filed, you can probably go to your local small claims court and file your own small claims case against So Cal.... View More

I have a couple of answers for you. First of all, you should immediately contact the police if your ex violates the restraining order in any way. Second, it is probably up to your landlord whether or not your ex's presence in Rancho Cucamonga is grounds for breaking the lease. If your... View More

If the Judgment has been entered and served on you, the creditor can file a Writ of Execution and execute on your personal bank accounts(s). If your business is also named in the Judgment, the creditor can also execute on your business account. Sometimes banks screw up and allow their employees to... View More

Yes, although it is best for that to happen before the Mediation. Mediations, unlike Arbitrations, are not binding on the parties unless they settle with a written agreement acceptable to all parties. So, if during the mediation, it appears that the Mediator is biased, you can just end the... View More

The answer of William Light, below, may be correct. The best thing to do is buy an inexpensive air pump that you can plug into the cigarette lighter, and always keep your own water and coolant in the car. There must be an auto parts store in the County you live in. The pump and my own water has... View More

You are not bound to stick with the lawyer you have, as a client can discharge his lawyer at any time. I don't know the facts about the case, but the insurance company may be arguing that the daughter was J-walking at the time, and claim so kind of comparative negligence on her part (under... View More

You will have to work this out with your stepfather. If you can buy the dog back from your stepdad, that would be the best solution. Your stepdad sounds like a real jerk, but getting the dog back should be your main goal. Hopefully, he will not injure the dog. Good Luck.

Your question makes no sense. You need to give an attorney some facts to get an answer.

Your lawyer may know things that you don't know, or he may simply not understand what is going on. If you feel he is not properly representing you, you should let him go. Probate is a very difficult field of law, and it is not always easy to prove fraud.

You can remove your name from title by quitclaiming your undivided one-half interest in the land to your wife by using a quitclaim deed. That does not, however, take your name off of the loan. I assume that you both signed the loan.

I can't answer your question on the minimal facts you have given. The answer provided by Attorney Merrick is a good start.

You did not give me enough information to speculate on your situation.