I recommend you ask this question to a civil litigation attorney. This is a litigation contract you are asking about.

You can always file. The focus will be on doctors noting specific issues that are disabling that last for at least one year. Most cases get denied. continue to appeal until you reach a judge. a large percentage of cases before judges get approved.

Here's some details on how to sue for a security deposit: https://le.utah.gov/xcode/Title57/Chapter17/57-17-S3.html

As for timing, I believe it is four years based on this statute: https://le.utah.gov/xcode/Title78B/Chapter2/78B-2-S307.html?v=C78B-2-S307_2017050920170509

You are legally considered someone's descendant if they were your birth parent or they adopted you. If you are not a descendant, you can only inherit if they leave behind something stating that you are the intended heir. If your sister is the only living descendant of your stepfather, and... View More

That is an unusual law. I recommend you talk to a Puerto Rico attorney to verify what the law says.

Contracts are designed to handle issues that may come up in the future related to a transaction. Unfortunately, no contract can handle everything and human error can cause problems for the contract. The information you gave so far leaves room for multiple arguments on what should happen in your... View More

In Utah, if you own property, you have a right to control who enters that property. Without an invitation, you are trespassing. If someone sues you for trespassing, they normally need to show what damage you did on their property to win money. In unique cases, someone may win more money than normal... View More

You will need the help of a Patent Attorney. A google search will bring up several.

Your benefits are based on medical evidence. If your immune system is compromised, do you have a personal physician that can write a letter explaining this to SSA and recommending some option other than visiting an SSA doctor like waiting until you can get immunized?

People who refuse... View More

Your situation is quite complicated and cannot be answered or solved in a couple of paragraphs online. Please go visit a probate attorney and explain your situation. Most attorneys are willing to meet with you for a first appointment for free and tell you what your options are. Just call ahead and... View More

You are writing from Wyoming, and this is the Utah board, so we can only answer questions regarding property in Utah. Owning property in a HOA is a gamble as you get the benefit of controlling what happens in your HOA according to the rules, but if you ever cross the rules, you may have problems of... View More

A landlord can terminate a month to month tenancy if they give you 15 calendar days notice before the end of the month.

Month to month means you don't have a contract that forces the landlord to allow you to stay longer.

You sound like you need a guardianship for your son. In court, the judge will review a letter from a doctor explaining the situation. You will have an attorney, and your son will have an attorney. Often the attorney for the son will tell the judge after meeting with the son that they feel the... View More

This is a great question! The average person will have difficulty being absolutely sure how many cases their attorney wins. Issues that will offset this is how often an attorney will accept social security cases. Some choose to accept every case that comes in the door. This does not mean they are... View More

As a Real Estate attorney, I don't have much to tell you. Outside of a marriage relationship, if someone places your name on the deed, this is normally either a gift, or a purchase, of 50%. When a parent adds a child to their deed, the child is now a part owner.

Because you had a... View More

Obtain some sort of official demand from the life insurance company and give a copy to the sources of the documents you need. This may work.

Attorneys can normally obtain these items with a letter saying they need it for their client to obtain insurance.

If neither of these work,... View More

If the only thing the landlord is evicting you for is taking prescribed medications, then no they don't have this right and you will win in court.

If you have any other issues, such as behavior issues resulting from the medications that put people or their property in danger, you can... View More

First, it sounds as if the only agreement you signed is the one you both co-signed for the purchase of the car. The normal expectation is that you have the right to continue to pay the car loan on time until it is paid off. If you failed to do so, and the co-signer had to step in to save the... View More

HOAs are designed to get a particular result in the neighborhood: everything looks nice, nothing seems out of place. If you every disagree with the HOA, and you can't get enough people in the HOA to vote to do things your way, then you are stuck. Many HOAs cycle through power struggles similar... View More

Here's what you want to avoid: getting sued for interference with a contract. The buyer and seller have a contract, and you step in and stop that contract. To avoid this type of lawsuit, anything you do needs to result in making both the buyer and seller happy.

One option is to pay... View More