answered on Sep 27, 2012
I think we need more information about what specifically happened to give you a passable answer. Often situations are fact sensitive, so generalized questions don't work so well.
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If real estate has been transferred to a Trust, and the Trustee files for eviction, does he have to be represented by counsel? "Landlord" was never the owner--his wife was. However, a few years ago, wife transferred property into a charitable remainder unitrust, with herself and husband... View More 
answered on Sep 14, 2012
The trustee has the right to sue on behalf of the beneficiaries of the trust in a matter concerning the trust property. And they have the right to do it pro se, especially as an eviction in small claims just as you have the right to defend pro se.
What options in reinstating the loan and re-obtaining our property? We have not seen a copy of the note, only in writing in the judgment from the court documents, stating that Deutsche is the registered holder of Ameriquest Mortgage Securities Inc. Asset-Backed Pass Through Certificates.
answered on Sep 14, 2012
It is not at all uncommon for no one to show up at the sheriff's sale and for the bank to buy the property for what it's owed. At this point re-instating the loan is not an option. Your rights to the house have been foreclosed. You may try to contact Deutsche Bank to try to get a... View More
answered on Sep 14, 2012
What you are talking about is a Deed in Lieu of foreclosure. It is unlikely that the bank would go for it because they are still taking it subject to the second bank's mortgage. If you file a bankruptcy your bankruptcy attorney will be able to help you surrender the house as part of the... View More
I work at a small 99 bed hospital and my supervisior wants all RRT to do intubations. The standard she has set is 1 intubation a month. This standard requires me and most other to come in on our own time to meet this standard due to the lack of opportunity in the ER and the floors. We have... View More
answered on Sep 14, 2012
Employment discrimination is discrimination based on race, gender, color, national origin, religion or disability that causes an adverse employment action. It does not seem like this situation would fit into one of those categories. I would recommend contacting the hospitals HR and dealing with it... View More
answered on Sep 14, 2012
Need more information on the particulars of the case. It would be extremely difficult to prove constructive discharge because of religion. Discrimination based on religion which led to you feeling the need to quit, but then again I would need more information.
Call or call your work several times a day
answered on Sep 14, 2012
Prosecute you? NO, there is no such thing as debtor's prisons in Indiana or any other state that I am aware of. What they can do is sue you for the amount owed, but you should send them what is called a "cease and desist letter" which will restrict them from calling you or anyone... View More
answered on Sep 14, 2012
There isn't really one statute for credit card debt. However, if you meant the statute of limitations then it is most likely 6 years. But, if the judge considers it a written contract then the statute of limitations is ten years. It all depends on what type of contract you have for the credit... View More
answered on Sep 14, 2012
Along with the summons should have been a "Complaint" to respond to the complaint you need to file an answer. These are very simple to do. Simply copy the heading on the complaint until it gets down to the word "complaint" in stead of complaint you type in "answer"... View More
We have 50-50 custody and I just found out that he has been taking them around a convicted child molester who served ten years in prison and has a lifetime registration. We have three children: an 11 year-old girl, a 9 year-old boy, and a 7 year-old girl.
answered on Sep 14, 2012
1. Ask him to stop for the sake and safety of the kids. 2. Petition the court for modification of custody based on the danger to the kids.
The worthless mother of these kids? This went on for more than three years.
answered on Sep 14, 2012
The only people who are entitled to support are the parents of the children. If you charged your brother rent and it added to his expenses he should be able to have child support modified to reflect the added expense.
Neither parent has any court ordered parental rights
answered on Sep 14, 2012
If there is no court order regarding custody and visitation then the answer is a qualified yes. You should inform the other parent. When you pose a question on line we need a lot of facts because these situations are often much more complex than the questions let on. If you are the non-custodial... View More
answered on Sep 14, 2012
We would need MUCH more information than that to answer this question. With the question posed as it is my answer would be, drive over there.
answered on Sep 14, 2012
There is no such form. It is a common misconception that you can "sign over" your parental rights. What would need to happen is if the person with whom you had the child were to get married then that person could adopt your child and take over parental responsibility for your child.
answered on Sep 14, 2012
He doesn't need to,but you can petition the court with a figure in mind if you know how much he makes at his new job and any other responsibilities that he may have. I would recommend contacting your lawyer to get started.
answered on Sep 14, 2012
Credit cards are dis-chargeable in bankruptcy even if you are ordered to pay it by the state court.
answered on Sep 14, 2012
You should alert the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). As far as getting compensation, you would need to file a worker's compensation claim if you are injured and have to go to the hospital. If the employer fights the worker's compensation claim then you need to hire a... View More
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