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answered on Jun 14, 2021
Your question makes it sound as if you already have the court order. Only Courts (Judges) may sign Orders. Did a judge sign an order for you? I can't think so. If that had happened it would already be filed. So....... you will first need to file an application for citation of contempt and... View More 
answered on Jun 11, 2021
Actually, that is typically how it is done. The agent would notify the owner of a showing which gives the owner time to leave the house or not (houses show best without the owners).
The residence in question has a different address than what they said was on the warrant. So this is 2 part questions. Are they required to show u the warrant and hand u a copy. And 2. The residence they seized drugs in was different than one on the warrant I never saw. Are these things legal and... View More
answered on Jun 11, 2021
These are questions that your defense attorney will address with you. I believe I know what you are thinking and why you are asking this question. If I am right, then the arguments that will need to be made will be argued later, down the road. The many facts that are so important are not known... View More
answered on Jun 11, 2021
60 CALENDAR DAYS.
AFTER THE 60TH DAY, IT WILL OCCUR WITH OR WITHOUT NOTICE.
The builder has closed on 5 houses of a projected 35 home development with another 5 or so in construction and having contracts. There’s over 20 lots that no development has occurred yet. I’m told they want to turn over the HOA now to owners. When asked about maintenance on a common area... View More
answered on Jun 10, 2021
Okay, you are in a situation which cannot be adequately explained here. Anytime HOA's are involved, the key to everything lies in the written declarations and other documents which will be filed with the Clerk of Superior Court of the particular county of reference. You are going to want to... View More
It was deposited into a joint brokerage account and I invested it increasing the value by over 50%. She has moved the money to a different account and will not tell me the password. She also claims I have to right to the money. What is true? Do I have a right to half or a portion of this money? It... View More
answered on Jun 10, 2021
You are going to want to get legal counsel to assist you in this situation.
Oldest sister or younger brother states in the will are executors can one of them do it
answered on Jun 7, 2021
It may be as simple as that ---- or not. To be sure of what is needed, meet with a local probate attorney to make sure you get it done right.
Mom left will was probated dad living estate and he rented trailers to people on land olde sister or younger brother executors make decisions can my oldest sister just deed the property to siblings
answered on Jun 7, 2021
It may be as simple as that ---- or not. To be sure of what is needed, meet with a local probate attorney to make sure you get it done right.
Recently a judge granted my motion for amending petition to add party from the respondant side. I have verbal admission from respondant side that I need to use as my evidence that is very relevant to my civil case. How do I implement or make known to have that verbal evidence as my exhibit.
answered on Jun 7, 2021
There is no way to educate you in the laws/rules governing admissibility of evidence here online. You would be wise to spend a few dollars and speak with an attorney in your area about your issue.
What do I do ??? I really don’t feel prepared to move in I didn’t really think it through and this is a student apt
answered on Jun 7, 2021
Well, if you are an adult and you signed the lease, you are likely to be bound to it. The LL is simply trying to collect the rent for the apartment. It can be from your or someone else.
Term of Office. After the Declarant's right to appoint directors and officers terminates, the Association shall call a special meeting (or take action under Section 2.12 or Section 2.13 in lieu of a meeting) and the members shall elect three (3) directors as follows:
the initial term... View More
answered on Jun 7, 2021
Well, it says what it says. That said, without reading the entire document along with any such other documents which could possibly relate to it and affect it, we cannot provide a definitive response. It does say what it says though.
answered on Jun 4, 2021
Check with the Clerk of Court at the courthouse in your county. They may or may not have one. GA Legal Services may have one.
The mother has 3 cruelty to children charges and is allowed to still live in the same household with the child,,,is this legal
answered on Jun 4, 2021
It depends on whether his bond conditions restrict him from doing this.
It's been over 6 years now since the mother has been able to see her daughter. The daughter was given to the birth certificate named father (They were never married.). He has been told by judges to let the mother see her daughter, but each time she has tried to see the child, the mother has... View More
answered on Jun 4, 2021
This is a genuine mess. First, if the child was born out of wedlock and the biological father (assuming that person is the father you referenced) has n-o-t filed a lawsuit to have the child legitimated, then the man has absolutely no parental rights to the child and should not have the child.)... View More
answered on Jun 3, 2021
Very sorry, but your question makes no sense. Please restate it and provide actual details the next time.
I signed a agreement to start a company. Nothing has been filed/registered/, the business does not yet exist. How do I back out of the agreement? I no longer have the financial assets to start one. My “partner” claims he signed the agreement thinking it was an already existing company. However... View More
answered on Jun 3, 2021
Honestly? Anytime a person engages in drafting their own legal documents without the aid of an experienced attorney, that person has made a mistake. You should meet with a business attorney now to see what, if anything, you are now facing that will be harmful to you and whether it can be... View More
Husband and I are physically separated for 16 months. I excepted him to help me pay off the business bills but to no avail. He informed me after he was exposed of his infidelity of why he put the business in my name. His intentions were to work under the table and collect social security. He... View More
answered on Jun 3, 2021
You are correct that this is a sad situation. Legal separations are rarely worth the effort. At the end of the day you would still need a divorce. You have mentioned certain specific facts which will mean you should seek legal counsel to discuss your specific situation with someone who can ask... View More
He sad he was gong to kill me and my kids so I just need some help out of this marriage please
answered on Jun 3, 2021
We are certainly sorry that you are experiencing this. However, we cannot solicit or accept business through this website. You must locate an attorney, schedule to meet with that attorney and then meet with the attorney. Best wishes.
In our Divorce Papers Under Dividing property Retirement it say that that My ex Attorney will take care of preparing Qdro And filing it in court. I didn't realize till my Ex partially retired from the place he work at for years that the QDRO was never taken care of. I contacted his attorney... View More
I live in Georgia I’m seventeen years old . My dad has primary custody of me and my mom is allowed to see me but my dad has kept me from her for years , my dad is physically abusive . I was wondering what would happen if I left to my moms house without parent permission. I seen an answer that... View More
answered on Jun 2, 2021
Hello. I was the attorney who wrote the answer you read. Actually, what I said was that I had h-e-a-r-d of only 2 emancipations in my 31 years of practice. It is an extremely hard thing to accomplish. For example, it you were to explain to a judge what your plan of living is (like you explained... View More
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