It depends.
It may be negligence (civil liability). Did the tires fail? Did it cause you damages? Is there a warranty on the tires.
I just received a letter from the new owners R&L Dream Homes asking me to contact them. But would love to know my rights prior to contact to make sure I'm not getting bowled over.
If they want you out and you do not want to go, they will have to evict.
First American Title of Georgia will not release my vehicle because I filed an Adversary to the BK-7 and I was informed by the judge that I need an attorney and I may be in the wrong court to file a lawsuit against First American Title to have my car returned and the missing valuables that were... Read more »
Probably not.
No, it is not. You get it for free. Think gift.
What should i do, because i located my actual w2. I fear i am committing fraud. Should i contact IRS now to let them know or wait for them to send me documents. I am very scared and feel very stupid.
Is there a substantial difference? If there is, amend your tax return. If not, it is hardly fraud.
Have some belongs in apt. Is it true I can evict them without file cause no power for 7 days. If so where can I this law in righting.
You are in Alabama? Alabama law applies.
PR of estate has been recognized by probate court as of this month. Landlord of renter (the deceased) has sent letter of notice to quit lease to PR stipulating property must be entirely clean. Renter was on a floating month by month lease in an old home and acquired decades of stuff. PR lives out... Read more »
The landlord can demand whatever he wants. If he wants an eviction he will have to convince a judge what he is doing is right.
The deceased has a month to month lease. In GA the LL needs to give 60 days notice to term so long as the lease is being fulfilled (you must pay rent). He also... Read more »
or does both parents have to be there
For what?
but racking up billable hours. What can we do?
Motion to dismiss executor and replace him. See an attorney.
Check with local attorneys. Check with the probate court in the county where your parents lived to see if they filed a will there.
My grandmother had a will she passed in 2012. She had 4 living sons she left her property to one of the sons who took care of her he lived on the property and the others agreed to him living there. He just passed two weeks ago leaving it to the last three sons the mothers will never went to probate... Read more »
Call the police. Document his theft.
himself a shot of insulin that belongs to a co worker.all because I head him tell his female coworker he thinks he may be a diabetic. While on duty and infront of me.tell me how this is legal.and what would a news crew do with this type of issue. how can they charge me with possession of weed less... Read more »
That someone else may be breaking the law is not a defense for your violation; you need a lawyer.
They are non vIolent and unsupervised.felony probation
Supervised probation is terminable under a number of conditions. Talk to a lawyer.
Unfortunately, my brother and I are unable to be in the same place at the same time to close out my father's bank account. If he renounces his duties as executor would this effect anything else? His life insurance benefits? We have full trust in each other... it is strictly a logistical issue.
Probate his will. Have brother agree to you only as the executor and grant you powers. See an attorney. Fairly simple.
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