If you tell the person to leave, and they don't, the local police are not likely to do anything if your spouse says it is ok.

Each co-owner can use the property how they choose. If co-owners can't agree, then they can go to court, and a judge will decide. If unmarried co-owners... View More

If there are no court orders, then both spouses have equal access to the marital residence. It doesn't matter whose name is on the deed or lease. If a divorce is filed, then a spouse can ask the court for exclusive access to keep the other spouse away. But the judge doesn't have to agree.

That will require patent search of the US Patent and Trademark Office records by a patent attorney. Use the Find a Lawyer tab to retain a local patent attorney who can meet with you review your design and do a patent search to determine patentability or any issues of patent infringement.

It depends on exactly how she left it to you - by will, by joint ownership deed with survivorship, by Transfer on Death Affidavit, etc. Use the Find a Lawyer tab to retain a local real estate attorney to review the deed and advise you of the process to follow to make the transfer.

If you can't work it out with executor to get a delay, then make arrangements to move elsewhere or the sheriff can come on Monday with the executor's moving crew to remove all your belongings out to the curb.

You could sue them for breach of contract - in small claims court if your refund claim is $6000 or less. If more, then sue in Municipal Court. Use the Find a Lawyer tab to consult a local litigation attorney.

Use the Find an Lawyer tab to retain a local commercial litigation attorney to review the contract and the facts, send a demand letter to the vendor, and file a lawsuit if not resolved. If you prove the breach and obtain a judgment in court, then you can file a judgment lien against the vendor,... View More

That's probably a scam. Use the Find a Lawyer tab to retain a local attorney and tell them to talk to the attorney.

Your rights as a minority 10% owner are determined by the LLC's Operating Agreement and any buy-sell or other agreements. Use the Find a Lawyer tab to retain a local business law attorney to review those agreements and advise you of your options.

Use the Find a Lawyer tab to consult with a local divorce attorney who can explain the divorce process to you and how long it will take and what it will cost.

You absolutely need your own lawyer to advise you. Once signed, the dissolution cannot be changed. Use the Find a Lawyer tab to retain a local domestic relations attorney to advise you ASAP.

It depends on whether the inheritance has been received, and where the spouse deposited it, and whether it became marital property. Talk to your divorce attorney or use the Find a Lawyer tab to retain a local divorce attorney who can review the circumstances of the inheritance and advise you.

Sounds like a scam. Call the US Postal Inspection Service or report to local police.

Distribution of assets before an estate is closed is not prohibited, but the executor must ensure sufficient funds are remaining to pay all allowed claims, taxes, etc. Any distributions are noted on the accounting filed with the court.

The inventory is filed early in the probate process. There are several more steps and filings with the probate court. Call your lawyer's office and keep calling until he gives you an update.

It might be difficult to find another contractor able and willing to get involved in the middle of the job and complete it. Another contractor might be no better. Use the Find a Lawyer tab to retain a local construction litigation attorney who can review the situation and advise you of your... View More

Unless there is a court-appointed guardian, a person who is 18 is legally considered an adult, and can live where they want, pay their own rent, food, taxes, car insurance, health insurance, etc.

The HOA Declaration recorded in the county record controls the operation and obligations of the land that it covers. You will have to retain a local real estate attorney to review that document, any amendments, and subsequent HOA activities to answer those questions. This on-line service cannot... View More

You'll need to probate your father's estate first, then your mother's estate. If he had no assets, then it might not be necessary to probate his estate. Use the Find a Lawyer tab to retain a local probate attorney to review it all with you, answer your questions, and advise what needs to be done.

Use the Find a Lawyer tab to find probate attorneys in Summit Co., AL who can advise you on the AL probate process. Talk to a few and select one to work with.