Probate the will to move forward? Lawsuit is over $350K
A few years ago my boyfriend’s parents were struggling financially and ended up modifying their mortgage loan (details unknown).
In this process, they asked my boyfriend to sign an acknowledgement of contribution stating that he lives there, is their son, and has been “contributing... Read more »
answered on Mar 20, 2023
He very well may be responsible because he signed a written promise to pay. This situation resulted from sloppy legal work and conflicting written agreements.
Jack
I need to form a partnership so I can expedite obtaining a municipal license, then I need the partnership to merge with or be purchased by an s corporation of which there is one shareholder. The partnership will have no assets, it’s just to save me three months waiting to fulfill a strange... Read more »
answered on Mar 17, 2023
There are many types of partnerships. Have a free telephone consultation with counsel.
Jack
the plaintiff has not opposed the motion so far. Junk debt buyer. original contract has PA as the designated venue for litigation.
with backed up dockets why does not the court simply rules on the motion? the other party has not bothered to oppose it. seems like a waste of time. Arbitration is the way to go and nobody waived it.
answered on Feb 23, 2023
Sometimes, for various reasons, a court won't grant a motion on default. Also, despite the presence of an arbitration clause, not everything makes it to arbitration.
Jack
She has around 600k on the reverse mortgage and she will still live in the house but I will pay her rent monthly on this lease to own contract so that I can buy it from her after three years.
answered on Feb 23, 2023
You need to structure this in a different manner, most likely including the mortgagee.
Jack
I have a mortgage loan from a family member effective Jan 2020. A mortgage deed was recorded (NY) and refers to the respective promissory note. The lender (family member) and I want to amend to adjust the interest rate and term - the interest rate will be adjusted as of Jan 2020. Does the... Read more »
answered on Feb 12, 2023
There's no such thing as a "mortgage deed". Have a free consultation with counsel.
Jack
my daughter is cosigner of house, she abandon house jan2022 when she left 2 months behind on mortgage. frozen pipes and 800 oil bill. i lived downstairs.. i been paying mortgage. i came home and found papers on table. i was served. trying to force me to sell house and pay for her lawyer. she... Read more »
If a medical emergency arises, and she can’t make it health decision, can her children make it for her without there being a healthcare proxy
The bank has created documents and backdated some of them I have a few defects
In my documents there was court order that was no adhered to I’m a retired police officer
And I no what I have In front of me is not correct
What I look up they should section 5-1503 is there
answered on Jan 31, 2023
Often, banks reject valid Powers of Attorney. Have a free telephone consultation with counsel.
Jack
How can we get this reversed he is 80 and in a rehabilitation center in Mississippi his wife recently passed away while they were in the hospital
answered on Jan 31, 2023
Thus is not uncommon. The easiest way to have it reversed is by agreement. If not possible, you'll need a court order.
Jack
I haven't had income for a few years, would I be allowed on the title? Am I responsible for payments as a co signer then? We've been together 12 years but been renting. Is common law still a thing in NY? I'm female and he's male. I just need some advice before I sign papers. Thanks
answered on Jan 26, 2023
Possibly neither.
Don't sign anything without speaking with counsel first and perhaps a quick review of documents at no charge.
Have a free telephone consultation with counsel.
Please call me, any day or night, up until 11:00 pm.
Jack Mevorach, Esq.... Read more »
The estate will be in excess of $5 million.There's real estate, businesses, insurance, etc. We'd like the kids' input, and they are willing. We dread any infighting after we're gone. Recently family members have gone through torture. Any thoughts on how to best proceed? Thanks in advance.
answered on Jan 25, 2023
No. Consult with the attorney first and get an overview of what is available to you.
Jack
i can prove this.. what avenue do i have? the decision is being used to hurt me. the false evidence and testimony never entered; or occurred at trial whil omitting crucial facts. i can prove easily my claim. ..the fraudulant evidence they made up not in the trial at all is hurting me and putting... Read more »
answered on Jan 22, 2023
You can prove this? I'd like to see and hear the proof. Have a free telephone consultation with counsel.
Jack
I had a call with a customer to get him ten unusual trees for $10,000 which normally takes two month. The customer said he would give me extra $3,000 if I could get them for him one month earlier. I ordered five trees at $500 each with $1,000 express shipping. He then cancelled the order. I ordered... Read more »
Frank had an oral agreement with Sam to sell 200 orange trees ($60 each) and then sent a signed note stating "I confirm your order of 200 orange trees ($60 each). 5 days later, Sam tried to call Frank cancel the order, but only reached Ben, Frank's employee who was just fired. Ben... Read more »
answered on Jan 22, 2023
Same person asking, again about trees? Have a free telephone consultation with counsel.
Jack
I had an oral agreement with a customer to plant 10 trees in her yard and provide five special cares (once a month) after the 6 months planting for $20,000 so the whole process is 1 year and 1 month. I bought the tree at $600 each and materials for one treatment at $300. After 3 treatments (9... Read more »
answered on Jan 22, 2023
Some agreements must be written to be enforceable; some not. Have a free telephone consultation with counsel.
Jack
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answered on Dec 24, 2022
If a court declared the deed void, the inquiry would then be what preceded the execution and recreation of the deed.
Jack
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