It depends on what your criminal history looks like, and also depends on the crime, and what date you entered, and how you entered. One "small crime" may not get you deported, but if you have multiple, that makes it more likely you may be deported. More details definitely help. I would... View More

this means that because the sale value of the property is less than $1k, you don't need to pay realty transfer tax, as a seller.

You can go to www.e-code.com, or you can check out the Municipality's website. Call the clerk to see where you can find the code.

You mean 10 years after the condition first originated? Unless the condition is a pre-existing non-conforming condition (that means, enacted prior to the zoning code that made the condition illegal), then every day the condition persisted is a new violation. So, it is very possible and likely... View More

My review of a legal dictionary revealed that they are basically the same thing, probably synonyms. However, it is possible that ejectment deals with ousting someone from the possession of (vacant?) land, while eviction deals with ousting someone from the possession of a rental.

both types... View More

No, you are not obligated to pay closing costs. This is something that can be worked out contractually between you two, as a point of negotiation. If you have any questions, you can reach out to me. Rodney Alberto, Esq. www.albertobrothers.com 732-200-0779

Trustees do not need letters testamentary. those are given to executors of an estate. Proof of trustee identity is given by reference to an original authenticated trust document, itself. Rodney Alberto, Esq. www.albertobrothers.com 732-200-0779

Only convictions result in deportable CRIMES.

Rodney J. Alberto, Esq. www.visabrothers.com 732-200-0779

No, they usually only accept forms by mail with original signatures.

well, you are currently in deportation proceedings, and so you are close to being deported. however, because you have a path to citizenship, your soon to be U.S. citizen husband, you have a chance of staying. Have you committed any crimes? You will need some assistance from an attorney, because... View More

that's a tough one - that would be regarded as a false claim to U.S. citizenship, which could result in very adverse immigration consequences. Can you tell me more about your situation? Rodney Alberto, Esq. www.visabrothers.com 732-200-0779

i think that is possible, but it really depends on the nature of the account and the bank's policy. a tenant in common is a 50% share, and so there is no logical reason why not.

No, it was given before he passed away. Generally, only property owned at the time of death can be part of one's estate. However, at times, individuals who may have received intestate may challenge a gift given by one's power of attorney. www.albertobrothers.com. Atty. Rodney Alberto

It is difficult to answer this question without more information. Why do you need to update the short certificate? What changed? In any event, you should call an estate administration attorney to assist you. The surrogate's office may be able to assist you. Rodney Alberto, Esq.... View More

a witness potentially could take under the will, but it wouldn't be regarded as a "self-proving will." as such, an individual who witnesses a will and also receives under it may make it difficult to prove the validity of the will, particularly if the will is challenged and the... View More

Notice of abandonment is issued by the Bankruptcy Trustee, basically indicating that he doesn't want to sell your property for the benefit of creditors. It's a good thing, although it sounds bad.

Anyone with an expired visa is regarded as having "overstayed." I'm assuming you are asking this because it was so "easy" for you to enter, that is, on the visa waiver program. In fact, those on the visa waiver program waive their rights to "fight" deportation... View More

It is difficult to assess your question without knowing what kind of petition you are applying for. I'm assuming they are requesting evidence of the petitioner's ability to pay for the alien OR they are asking for the alien's ability to finance their trip or stay in the united... View More

It appears you made an application for a "temporary resident" - however, a green card application is form I-551, and the application is called an "application to adjust status" form I-485. In other words, a green card resident is a "legal PERMANENT resident." Rodney... View More

A great deal of this answer depends on how your boyfriend entered the country. Did he enter without inspection? His education level may also matter and whether he's received a petition prior to April 30, 2001. If you are a Citizen, you could marry him, and petition him, as well. However,... View More