You are all over the place with your question with names of people, a child with birth defects, some king of infestation, etc. You have got to explain things better for an attorney to understand what the problem is. I can't help you with the facts you have given me. Sorry.

I do not handle family law matters. You need to find a good family law lawyer to represent you. Unfortunately, they are usually expensive. However, it is very hard to sort these things out without an attorney on your side.

Your question is too complicated to answer without seeing all the documents and facts involved. I suggest you contact a local attorney near you for advice. Boundary disputes are often very expensive, and the outcome usually depends on the documents. Good Luck.

I have already answered this question. If the home inspector did not or could not deposit the check, it should be cancelled and you should write him another check. Again, be sure the first check was not cashed by someone.

Sadly, my experience with officers has not been a good one. They often overstep their authority, and routinely lie. It is called the "Blue Wall of Silence," where officers secretly agree to protect and lie for each other to avoid responsibility for their actions. There are probably... View More

It is not clear who lost the check. It may have been your Realtor. Or, perhaps he cashed it himself. Have you monitored your checking account? I would call the inspector and explain the situation -- that you had already given your realtor a check for the inspection. The check is either cashed... View More

First of all, when you say "home based business," I assume you mean you are going to operate you business from your home. If that's the case, if you live in a condo development or other planned unit development, you may have to clear it with the HOA. Some HOA rules allow you to... View More

I would let your landlord know nicely that you dropped the check off as you always do, and that she must have misplaced it. Assuming you are sure that you dropped it off on time, I would then ignore her. I doubt she would go to Court over this, or enforce a late fee, as the check will probably... View More

I must answer your question under California law, as I don't know Texas law. I presume that you only have to testify if you are subpoenaed to do so. If you are not subpoenaed, you can still show up if you want to. If you are subpoenaed and do not show up at the Arbitration Hearing, it is... View More

Probably not. If there is a mediation scheduled, both sides must agree to the Mediator, because the Mediator is supposed to be neutral. And, it doesn't matter who wrote the contract, as that will be an issue for the Mediator to interpret. However, you may have to deal with certain legal... View More

Unfortunately, so much of the history you provided happened in the past, that I don't know that you can straighten it all out now. Probate attorneys are very expensive, and they will probably want a big chunk of money right up front. You can try calling around and see if some attorney will... View More

If the car and motorcycle were not specifically included in the sale, and were "sold" when the escrow closed, then he would have a right to take those items of personal property out of the garage. Perhaps he wanted to be sure that he could get those items. Since you plan to block the... View More

You have not provided enough information to answer your question. I would need to know:

1. What kind of accident you had (I don't know what a "crew" injury is);

2. Where and when the accident took place;

3. Whether or not you have an attorney;

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It depends on how your mother wants to handle this. Is she gifting the property to you, so it belongs to you, or are you simply trying to add your name to the deed? If the house is solely in your mother's name, and she wants to add you to the title, then your mother would have to transfer... View More

Many times when you sign up for a utility, phone service, cell phone service, cable service, etc. the contract papers include an automatic renewal clause. If the contract is done over the internet, few people actually read the terms of the contract on the internet as these contracts are usually... View More

Not sure what we are talking about. Right of Refusal on what?

Under negligence law, and landlord/tenant law, the "owner" of a home can be liable to a "tenant" for failing to inform the tenant of dangerous conditions of the property. However, you are technically the owner of the property for so long as you live there, and the remainderman... View More

In California you have the option to get earthquake insurance or not. However, since you are a life tenant, I would assume that the person who gave you a life interest in the property would want you to have earthquake insurance to protect the property while you are in it.

I do not know how to help you, but there must be local, state and federal agencies that can help you. Sorry I can't help you further.

Your rights and remedies depend on what kind of rental agreement you have: a lease for a specific period of time, or a month to month rental. On a month-to-month rental, the landlord does not have to specify a reason for terminating your tenancy; he just has to serve you with a 30-day notice, and... View More