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Fraudulent discharge/ els (entry level seperation discharge). If I want to apply for the police, do they need to know since I was only there for a couple of days? Will it effect my job carrier? Do I need to tell every employer?
answered on Jan 6, 2020
This is a moral and ethical question that complete strangers cannot answer for you.
answered on Jan 6, 2020
There isn't a site that keeps track of wins that I am aware of.
answered on Jan 6, 2020
Contact the lender as suggested or contact an attorney for a private consultation to explain what it is you are trying to accomplish by being added to the reverse mortgage.
Greedy son has all the sudden come up with a deed dated 7/2010 after brother died cutting out widow stating deed over rules heirship dated 4/2011 that the since deceased father filed to protect all the children equally
answered on Jan 5, 2020
Take it to a probate attorney or real estate attorney who is familiar with these issues and have them review it with you.
I co-own property & I'm about to legally change my name. Is it necessary to change my name on the deed to my new name in order to keep my property rights? Are there any downsides or risks to keeping the deed in my old name?
Edited to add: I will be changing my full name - first, middle, and last.
answered on Jan 5, 2020
No your new last name change won't be a problem. Just keep all your documents with you.
answered on Jan 5, 2020
Your mom needs to consult with a probate attorney to see what needs to be done with your grandmother's estate. As the other attorneys stated it may be necessary to initiate some type of action; however, until all the facts are reviewed it is difficult to state what action must be taken.... View More 
answered on Dec 27, 2019
I suggest you consult privately with a divorce attorney as these decisions are very presonal and this forum would only be providing general advice.
Father is currently receiving disability
answered on Dec 27, 2019
Contact the Attorney General Child support division for the State of Alabama.
My 75-year-old mother moved into a house I own. I am wondering about adding her to the deed, so that she can claim homestead exemption and save me money on taxes. However, would this be a financial detriment if she ever entered nursing care, e.g., would I have to sell the house to pay for her... View More
answered on Dec 27, 2019
You should visit with an estate planning attorney who understands medicaid as it sounds like you are worried that if your mom has assets and receives aid you are worried they would take those assets away when she passes. There are many ways to plan for this; however, you need to consult privately... View More
My son’s father is on child support and has been since our son was 6 months old. However, he only pays when they take it from him and he’s never met him and he’s still $40,000 behind and has no interest in meeting him or getting to know him. He told me to leave him alone because he has other... View More
answered on Dec 27, 2019
Taking someone's obligation to pay child support away does not take their parental rights away. There is a process for him to relinquish his parental rights and you would have to speak with a family law attorney in your area to find out how that is done.
We pay all bills and taxes associated with the property and household. There are two other siblings, who have not had anything to do with the property for nearly 20 years, and the spouse of the deceased is still living here but incapable of maintaining anything. The property was acquired before the... View More
answered on Dec 27, 2019
The spouse will have a right to live their for the remainder of their life regardless of whether it was acquired before marriage.
Ownership of property technically transfers to the legal heirs upon the death of the present owner. If this is your parent and they owned the house before they... View More
I have no funds to hire a lawyer so I'm asking if there is a lawyer in San Antonio who will defend me if I have a case pro bono
answered on Dec 23, 2019
Contact a domestic violence center in your area. They have counselors and lawyers who will walk you through the steps on what to do.
Hes being charged in another case of aggravated assault on a pb servant n posting on social media selling guns and drugs
answered on Dec 23, 2019
I'm so sorry for your loss. I don't understand what your question is though.
What should the grandmother do?
answered on Dec 23, 2019
I'm not sure what the daughter signed to give guardianship; however, if it wasn't legal court documents, the grandmother may need to seek conservatorship or legal guardianship in court. She should consult a family law attorney where the children reside.
She was arrested for a probation violation a so called dirty urine test which was bull..the probation officer hasn't even filed any charges yet and is just keeping her there without letting her know anything...can they just do that?
answered on Dec 23, 2019
Re-ask this in criminal law. This probate section is mainly for deceased people related questions. You should be able to get an answer in the criminal section.
The process for the house is complete and only needs deliver to senate to begin their process. Is it illegal for them to withhold this action, especially for political gain.
answered on Dec 20, 2019
This isn't a question for this forum. I'm sure it relates to current events and you can find the answer there.
What should I prepare for in court, and what should I take with me to be prepared? Thank you
My Dad & I have a joint car loan accout, I went online to make payment & it said- Account in bankruptcy you can make payment if you choose but we aren't attempting to collect a Dept. -I have paid for this car sense 2016 & want to know what I need to do moving forward or will my can... View More
answered on Dec 20, 2019
When a bankruptcy is filed the lender usually stops accepting the payments online and you must mail them in. Sometimes they will send a payment book. Check with the bankruptcy attorney who filed the case.
Is this a civil matter?
answered on Dec 20, 2019
The will needs to be probated in court and this matter needs to be handled with a probate attorney as soon as possible.
August to live in Ohio. What state would I file for divorce in?
answered on Dec 20, 2019
Florida appears to be your home of residence. If you have children, it may depend on where they live.
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