The answer should be contained in the language of the lease itself. Look to the lease. It will be interpreted literally.

It sounds like you are in a business arrangement. I have always advised folks that if they are going to be in business, then BE in business. By this I mean that what you are doing here is a business matter. Because this situation involves too many moving parts, it cannot be adequately addressed... View More

You aren't going to be able to effectively prosecute your spouse unless you are planning to divorce him.

I cannot argue with you since you have the paperwork for what you have said occurred. At least I would hope that you do.

Having represented a number of banks over many years, I cannot believe the bank simply turned over the funds. The bank would first need a court order specifically... View More

Your second paragraph is answered "It depends." The devil is in the wording of the documents.

The first paragraph does not ask a question.

If your question is only one question involving both paragraphs, again the answer would be "It depends."

You should hustle now and sit down with an attorney who litigate real property (land) issues. You will not get a quick answer. First, the attorney is going to have to scour the county deed/land records before he/she will even know what is and isn't allowed. Don't wait. Run quickly to... View More

Sorry. This is not a legal question. You'll have to figure this one out on your own.

Wow! 3 years and you have done nothing? The only way for you to obtain valid information is for you to meet with a qualified attorney to discuss all the facts of your situation.

The land is called "real" property. Anything on it that is not attached or 'connected' to the real property is called 'personal' property. Because the sculpture was not 'connected' to the land it was personal property that the owner (sculptor) could remove.... View More

You certainly may file for a divorce.

If you were not married to the mother, then you have absolutely NO rights whatsoever to the child. You are going to have to file a petition (complaint/lawsuit) in the Superior Court of the county in which the child lives. Only when you do this will you ever have an opportunity to see the child.... View More

Your question makes no sense. What are you wanting to do? What concerns you about getting what you want? You must explain your situation so that we can understand the context and substance of your question/concern. Try stating your question again and add more information this time.

As you have posed no question(s), we cannot provide any answer(s). You should meet with a domestic law attorney who will be able to discuss your questions with more information.

If you are worried that someone will learn what you paid, you should know that this information is readily available on multiple state websites without charge. If you are simply being bothered by nosey neighbors wanting to know what you paid, just be honest with them. Tell them that you would... View More

The best response I can provide would be to tell you -- it depends. The law in general is always going to boil down to precisely what has happened and precisely what has occurred in court and precisely what court rulings have been made. Your question assumes that a "yes" or... View More

There are too many moving parts to your question which prevents us from providing a satisfactory response for you. It sounds like you will need to speak with a criminal defense attorney or just wait and see what your situation is after the guardianship question has been decided.

The Court will set the time for all the hearings in a case. If you are a proper party to the case, you will receive notice of the hearing.

If you have been served with papers, this is not the question you should be asking. Instead, you should meet with an attorney now to discuss the timelines for you to respond. This response will need to be filed and served well before the time when you will have a hearing.

A Summons must be filed and served in every new action.

You are asking GA attorneys about a MS legal issue. You need to put the question in front of the MS attorneys. Resubmit the question and be sure you are sending everything to the correct attorneys.