Dui/ passenger injured. Accepted a 2nd degree assault but misdemeanor dui.
Yes. The judge has the authority to add any conditions he deems appropriate.
Was going with the flow of traffic. Doesn’t matter I’m sure.
Amendment down to 25 over (non-suspension), then traffic school so you don’t lose any points and your insurance doesn’t go up.
My dad died in 2016. My sister currently lives there with my stepmom. My father also still owes $16k in child support to me and my oldest brother. The house deed is in my dad and stepmoms name. What are my rights as an heir? And what can administrator do and what power can she hold over me and my... Read more »
Same answer as previous question.
My parents died intestate with their home in foreclosure status. I have been told I am not responsible for the loan itself, however, I was served with an Owner for Joiner as Defendant because I am listed on the deed. When I went to inquire about purchasing my home, this came back against me. Is... Read more »
You are not legally responsible for the debt. However, if you wish to inherit or retain the property, you will have to pay off that debt.
Still owed on the estate? Is it based off the value of the estate or the equity?
All debts and just claims are paid first. What is left over, if anything, is divided among the heirs pursuant to statute.
Is there a limit on the number of times the court will allow the debtor to become several months behind on his scheduled payments? I am a creditor on my ex husbands chapter 13 and the trustee has now entered her third request for dismissal ( he's three payments behind and will be four as of... Read more »
It is all within the sound discretion of the court, but it sounds like he has about run out of chances. Be patient and he will ultimately get what’s coming to him.
The case has been dismissed in Tx. my ex and I wrote out a modification and submitted to the court in Tx it’s states that I have our daughter with me here in Ky and he does not pay child support
If no other actions are pending Kentucky should be the home state for the child and you should file the agreement here.
She is my younger sister and still lives with my stepmom in the estate. What are my legal rights as an heir? Also, my father owed back child support to me and my oldest brother. He has been deceased for 3 years now.
You’ll need to file a proof of claim for the child support. If there was no will, the intestate statute sets out the order of distribution, which is basically 1/2 to stepmom, and the other 1/2 to be divided between your siblings.
They used this to file a complaint to stop my lawyer from filing a dismissal and filing a new chapter 7 as a way to force me to accept an offer to buy my house at a low price.
Unless they purchased the lien prior to filing bankruptcy, it is unlikely they can do so after the filing and leverage you.
I am a buyer, went into contract with seller. We were to close but seller's went to court for bankruptcy. Is there anything I can do? What are some options that I can guarantee buying the home?
You need to hire an attorney to represent you in the bankruptcy case. You can probably still buy the property from the trustee, but the trustee is who you have to deal with from this point forward.
To auction to the highest bidder. Does this mean I do not own or are responsible for this time share?
More info is needed to answer your question.
He was divorced, no kids, my grandparents and mother (his only sibling) have all passed. The administrator filed that there was no will at the time of death, and also told me there was not one. He has now filed a handwritten "will" that states my uncle signed all property, homes etc to... Read more »
The deed will control should gets the property. You may need an attorney to challenge the will if you think your uncle signed it under duress or coercion.
What is your question?
Filed bankruptcy stole my money
The statute of limitations varies by state. Contact the bar association and the district attorney in your state for assistance.
The IRA is exempt but the CMA would need to be protected with his wildcard exemption.
Varies widely. Usually 2-5 months.
I was convicted of 3rd dui aggravated in Kentucky. 60 min sentence. They asked me if I wanted long term rehab and I said yes. I served 33 days in jail and they got me out and sent me to a 9 month long rehab. I completed the rehab and was told early on I’d have to finish my 60 day sentence. I went... Read more »
Doubtful he will remember and if youve been discharged from probation, it won’t likely be an issue.
Support to him and his sister. Since this is a debt that will be paid off during the probate process and all.. will his children receive the money he owes for child support beings they are over 18? Needed answer for state of Kentucky. Thank you!
Yes, but your husband and his sister need to file proofs of claim in the probate case ASAP to ensure they get their Money.
If they’ve been subpoenaed, yes!
Cab, Uber or Lyft.
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