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?
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... View More
answered on Oct 18, 2018
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,... View More
Performance. I still want to sell . Can I change realtor after six months with out penalty. She is unwilling to release me
answered on Oct 16, 2018
Depends on the language of the contract - but normally there will be a provision for notice of termination of agreement. Contact an attorney
What happened is I fell asleep in my car at a friend's house, police received a call bout a suspicious vehicle..police smelled and odor of marijuana found a half a joint but writes (blunt) didn't understand that..plus they found about 2grams of marijuana but said it was 3.5 grams. I have... View More
answered on Oct 1, 2018
You will have a court appearance and an opportunity to negotiate with the DA. Hire an attorney
I was in someone else's hotel room they rented the drugs were found in their dresser drawers nothing in my possession. They've charged me but how can I be convicted they were not mine not on my body
answered on Oct 1, 2018
You were in a room where illegal drugs were present. Hire an attorney.
Also, he went to his lawyer and was in the process of canceling the existing will and get a new one and unfortunately passed away before it could be completed. Lawyer claims he did not finish the process. Can the new wife contest the will?
answered on Sep 28, 2018
Yes, you would be able to contest the will. However, as a Wife, you would be eligible for an elective share of the estate.
Funeral home says I'm next of kin, How d THAT
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