Contracts with local clients- established. Investor wanted to deposit “monies” from unknown sources into business account. I am a Lease holder and investor has put myself and the employees out. Investor has made slanderous comments to members of the business community. I have lost all wages,... Read more »
Based on the facts provided you may have a claim for tortious interference with business relationship.
The property includes a bank account. Since the quit claim is for real estate, how are bank accounts outlined and settled in the Probate process? I am currenty Estate admin of the account with restricted access from the bank. What paperwork do I need to have the restrictions removed?
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There are requirements that must be met before closing an estate, such as a TennCare release, publication, etc. If you are administrator of an intestate estate you should have received letters of Administration that will permit you access to accounts.
Is is paid or is the break off the clock?
You should have an Attorney negotiate with the DA. A lot will depend on if you have a criminal record
There was almost 600 acres there and i owned part in every bit of it. Well I recwntly moved back into town and heard that my mom has sold all of the land and my siblings got the suarw of money that was rightfully theirs, but I was just completely cut out all together. There is probably 600,000... Read more »
Depends on whether there is a will that names you as a beneficiary to the estate. It is an estate question not family law.
My job is very clear that i cannot have any drug charge on my record. Will this charge appear during the Diversion? My 15 yr career is at stake!
Hire an attorney to negotiate with the DA for a diversion. Then the record can be expunged.
I am a volunteer fire fighter that works in a fast food restaurant in Tennessee, but the owner of that store is from South Carolina. I don't know if South Carolina has similar codes to the two listed above, that way I can be protected should I get a call prior to my shift starting, and/or get... Read more »
Yes, the code sections are current
Since my brother passed away, is his son entitled to any of my mothers estate. Her will does not list him.
The will, so long as it was executed properly under the law will control. Your answer will depend on the wording in the will. You should have an attorney review the will.
What are the possible consequences of this charge? What is the best way to resolve?
Go to Court and work something out with the DA. You should have a lawyer
Send them a Cease and Desist letter.
Question is can her stupid brother who now wants everything and who did nothing have any claim to this moneyy to cover probate and fiduicary fees.
If the account was a joint tenant with Right of Survivorship than the money goes to your wife. If you think Brother is going to make a play for all of the estate you need to retain counsel.
I’ve had a few that cancel after the 3 day cancellation period, after we’re ordered materials but before they’ve been delivered to the job site. Due to the lost time for paperwork and the design process, is it legal to charge a cancellation fee? If so what is the limit to this fee?
It depends on the wording of the contract.
I OD'd at a gas station and when I woke up hours later in hospital I was charged with possession and taking to jail for it.
Yes. The EMT's were attempting to save your life.
You must file the appropriate paperwork with the Secretary of State.
One who practices contract law.
I would like to take them to court. Should I file for small claims court or civil court ?
General Sessions, (small claims) has a jurisdictional limit of 25,000. If the damages are more than that it would be filed in Circuit. You really need to discuss this with a Lawyer before you proceed.
My workout gym unjustifiably terminated my contract because they said I complained to much about the Deplorable facility conditions and broken down workout equipment.
There is probably an early termination clause in the contract you signed- The language of that clause will determine what remedies, if any, you may have.
Aggravated assault.my husband is hospitalized until farther notice.he has broken his hip leg back and neck.why is a he being charge for that after a simple loosing control on a wet day?
You would need to review the charges and the warrant.
He is stating that he was my Father's care taker for the last 7 year's...taking him to appointments ...mowing...getting groceries etc. He did do some of these things but my wife and I did them as well. Anytime my Dad had him do something he had to pay my Uncle.....my Dad complained... Read more »
You have to file an exception to the claim and you have until thirty (30) days after the expiration of four (4) months from the date of the notice to creditors given as provided in § 30-2-306(b), the personal representative, or any party interested in the estate either as creditor, distributee,... Read more »
Performance. I still want to sell . Can I change realtor after six months with out penalty. She is unwilling to release me
Depends on the language of the contract - but normally there will be a provision for notice of termination of agreement. Contact an attorney
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