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When we first bought the house (my parents and I) the deed/title was in all 3 names and the mortgage was just in their name. I refinanced while we were married but the mortgage is in my name only (and the deed/title is, too).
answered on Feb 13, 2017
If you purchased the property pre marriage then only the increase in value during marriage potentially becomes marital property.
I asked my ex twice and called the bank to no avail. Is there any other way to get my name removed? A letter from a lawyer?
answered on Feb 5, 2017
If you didn't take care of it in the divorce settlement you might be stuck. Financial institutions are reluctant to remove a name unless one of the parties refinanced the loan. Check with your Ex to see if they will refinance the debt.
answered on Feb 5, 2017
The answer is two years from the date of the accident unless you are a juvenile. Then it is two years after you become 18. In a medical malpractice case the statute is two years from the time of the occurrence or two years from the time that you learned the occurrence was a result of medical... View More 
Drive the vehicle and there fore he is not responsible to fix damages made to my vehicle from her ?
answered on Jan 31, 2017
Unfortunately you will need to consult legal counsel. There are numerous questions: Is the wife living with husband, Is she named under the liability policy, What was her purpose in driving his care, what is their history.
I am not on the deed to the farm, but it was purchased after we were married with marital money. He will be receiving my divorce complaint in the mail this week. We have a prenup agreement but it only covers the properties that he owned before marriage, and my lawyer says that it is very... View More
answered on Jan 29, 2017
Absolutely he can sell it. You need to contact a lawyer asap to file a complaint in divorce and then a petition to freeze all assets.
answered on Jan 27, 2017
First of all Comp can't be stopped without hearings and order of the Judge. If marijuana is legal in the state and doctor perscribes it,probably no. In Pa it is I believe still illegal. So the defense would try to stop your benefits. Whether they would win or not depends on much more
I also received a Notice of Suspension or Modification but was taken back out of work by the doctor the same day this form was created. I have not challenged the Suspension due to receiving the new Supplemental Agreement for Compensation for Disability or Permanent Injury document the following... View More
answered on Jan 27, 2017
You need to file an Answer to the Suspension just to protect yourself. Not having seen the Supplinental Agreement it would be difficult to give you the proper answer.
Our last court date was 10/21/2016. It was decided that I'd get a small portion of his 401. At last inquiry, I was told his lawyer still going over paperwork and my husband still had to sign. We had nothing together but 401's and a car which he traded so I wouldn't get in the... View More
answered on Jan 26, 2017
It can take a few months to complete all the paper work. First, you need to sign a settlement agreement with your husband. Then the company handling the 401k will need to have a qualified domestic relations order. This process can take up to 3-6 months. If you have concerns contact your lawyer
I use it for depression and chronic pain. Thank you
answered on Jan 26, 2017
It would all depend. If the use of marijuana affects your ability to do your job and is keeping you from returning to work, then yes. Otherwise if you use it at home it's not relevant in my opinion
answered on Jan 25, 2017
If one spouse leaves the house voluntarily or under Court Order, you may change the locks.
Can a written notarzie statement from him work
answered on Nov 16, 2016
There are procedures in place under Pa. statutes to obtain service on your husband that will help you to secure a divorce. Consult with a divorce lawyer to understand your options.
answered on Nov 7, 2016
The answer is generally no. Workers Compensation means that you are not able to perform the duties of your job due to a work injury. When you recover then you are expected to return to work at your job. Disability on the other hand as defined under Social Security means you are not able to perform... View More
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