Short answer yes. However, is it a good idea, no way to say as you do not state the facts and circumstances surrounding your reason for wanting to remove your name. You really should consult with a real estate attorney to get specific advice first.

Good luck,

I agree with my colleagues responses but suggest that your Father consult with a probate attorney to get an evaluation to be sure that no probate action is needed.

On the facts stated, that is no way to answer your question. I suggest that you consult with a consumer rights attorney in your area, and keep the bike under lock and key as best your can.

Your question is too broad to answer

If overcharged then dispute the charges or don’t pay. Then defend the case in court.

Sounds like you need to find a new chiropractor office.

Hopefully you are closing through a licensed title company or title attorney. If so ask them. If not. You should consult with a title attorney to make sure that the closing is done correctly.

Good luck.

Sorry for your situation. Short answer is that if all the stuff is either gone or destroyed you likely do not have much you can really do. It will be incredibly hard to prove who did what and in the end it will cost a lot of time and money to chase assets that are long gone.

Hope this helps.

Simply put. You need to consult with a tenant attorney in your area to have your lease reviewed. Security deposit claims require very specific actions by the landlord or they forfeit the claim on the security deposit.

Good luck.

I agree with Attorney Thitgaard’s response.

Your son has no power to stop or prevent her threats. Sounds like he needs to stay away from her.

She has no right to enter your property to remove anything. She would be trespassing. You can call the police on her.

A case starts with an allegation or series of allegations. Proof is the ultimate issue and thus the Plaintiff will have to prove its case. The plaintiff does not have to prove its case from the start only make the proper allegations to form the basis of a valid cause of action.

hope this helps.

Your question relates to criminal law and not probate. Repost your question under the criminal law section if this site.

I agree with attorney Thorgaard. Nothing to add.

Your question makes a little better sense, but still cannot be answered via this forum.

I think that you want to know who legally has to authorize the billing for chiropractic services. I would say most likely the Dr., but he or she does have nurses and assistants that may be authorized to... View More

Sorry, not enough details to answer your question. Try reposting your question with more information.

You likely have a cause of action for breach of contract. Consult with a real estate attorney in your area to get a thorough evaluation.

You will be stuck to whatever processes and procedures the online ordered has in place. Until you resolve via the shipping companies policies and procedures you do not have any other options. I suggest that you consult with an attorney in your area and have the attorney review the policies of the... View More

Sounds like your only option would be to sue for breach of contract by the owner.

Typically you would file where you have maintained residence for the past 6 months.

Typically no. There would need to be a motion to vacate or strike the orders and then the opportunity to be heard.