For the employer to be responsible for such damage, there would need to be intent and/or wanton carelessness on the part of the employer for liability to attach to it. Surely you are not suggesting the employer was somehow responsible for the toronado - - are you?!

Is it legal? It is not illegal for a spouse to use what could be construed as marital property. We lack the facts here to determine whether it is logical or reasonable for the wife to believe she was authorized to do so.

Is it legal? It is not illegal for a spouse to use what could be construed as marital property. We lack the facts here to determine whether it is logical or reasonable for the wife to believe she was authorized to do so.

These questions and concerns should be addressed to your attorney. Based upon what you have stated, from my experience I do not see a conflict. Could they have discussed the case at lunch? Certainly. Why do you believe that the caseworker is now biased against you? Again, speak with your... View More

Certainly. A prohibition would apply be where the Notary Public had some form of ownership interest in the business or the transaction itself.

Honestly? Probably chalk this up to an experience to learn from. When you no longer had the family connection ("ex" father-in-law) you should have removed everything from the house immediately. You could sue them of course, but then you would only get the table if you won. On the... View More

Your question should be put to your attorney. Although your question is straightforward, the answer may not be depending upon unknown facts or information. If you have not yet retained legal counsel, you should do so as soon as possible.

Not necessarily. Prior to a lawsuit being filed, the parties to a dispute, need, controversy, etc. may enter into land agreement(s) which will resolve the dispute, need, controversy, etc. If the agreement is good for both sides, it can save them a great deal of money by not having to litigate the... View More

You state that you spoke with the Superior Court Clerk to learn what to do. By GA law, no person other than an attorney licensed to practice las in GA may answer that question. Under law, if the Clerk had rendered an opinion, she/he could be charged with a crime. You should now direct your... View More

What?! You will need to provide much more information before we can address your situation. We cannot even begin to formulate an opinion about the situation with such scant information.

The One Party Consent rule means that at least one (1) person to the conversation must know of the conversation being recorded. If only two (2) people are involved in the conversation, then one of the two must know of the conversation being recorded. Given that you won't be a party to the... View More

PLEASE NOTE THAT I AM A GEORGIA ATTORNEY. THIS RESPONSE ADDRESSES THE ISSUE ONLY IN THE CONTEXT OF GEORGIA LAW. IF THE ISSUE INVOLVES LAW FROM OTHER STATES, PLEASE CONTACT AN ATTORNEY IN THAT SPECIFIC STATE. Okay. First, unless your name is actually on the deed you won't need to do... View More

Good question. In the law, there will typically be more than one right answer. However, there will always be a "best" answer too. Real property law has many moving parts - especially when addressing covenants. As there is too much to discuss here in this forum, please accept my answer... View More

Your questions will be answered by through review(s) of the property's title chain(s). I suggest you call Cary Cox or the Davenport Firm or David Barrett to meet with as they are all familiar with these issues.

Clearly, you need to meet with a family law attorney to help you figure out what is going on.

You are asking a question which can only be answered by reading through the laws of SOUTH CAROLINA. For South Carolina help you should post your question to the SC attorneys.

Perhaps. You could check the land deed records and the tax assessor's office and possibly other places at your courthouse. However, you should note that as a general rule, the courthouse is not where one would go to find a person. Note, too, that a courthouse is only going to have the... View More

Without disagreeing with my colleague, I would come at the question from a different angle. A very famous law (Statute of Frauds) states the for any contract for the sale of land to be enforceable, it must be in writing. Your specific facts may or may not be challenged or supported by either of... View More

The GA Lemon Law will not help you here. The GA law is available only on brand new vehicles. Also, as you bought the vehicle in TN, you must look to the TN law(s) for your remedy if one is available.

Until a divorce has been filed, neither parent is deemed the "custodial parent." You will need a divorce to accomplish your goals.