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Counsel moves the Court to strike the Reply to Plaintiff’s Reply to Respondent’s Reply to Motion to Quash filed by me
Pursuant to Rule 35(a)(3), a party may not respond to a reply unless authorized by
the Court to do so. Father has not requested an order from the Court to allow... View More 
The rebuild company claims they are not liable for the damage caused, only the engine itself. Is this true?
My sister died recently with a lot of debt, including a trailer that may be condemned. Since becoming a PR in Arizona takes time, I want to know if I must wait to notify her creditors until it's official. My concern is that interest and late fees will increase her estate's debt.
answered on Nov 12, 2024
You may notify creditors of your sister's death now and ask them to close accounts, etc. But you will still need to publish a notice to creditors when the probate is opened. I recommend that you consult with a probate attorney before you take any action. From the information you provided,... View More
My sister died in Glendale on recently. She did not have a will. She does not have many assets, but she does have a fair amount of debt, including owing on a mobile home and lot where the trailer may be condemned (she was a hoarder and the trailer is in very bad condition).
Our mother is... View More
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answered on Nov 12, 2024
You need to file in the county in which your sister resided immediately prior to her death. If she lived in Pima County and then just happened to die while visiting Maricopa County then you could file in Pima County. But if she lived in Maricopa County when she died then you do need to file in... View More
I stood up for my labor rights under the FLSA and I was fired because of that.
Tennant with rights of survivorship is what the deed states gma is co borrower for the mortgage she's wanting off the loan and I don't qualify is there anything I can do to prevent her from selling my home also am I subject to an inheritance tax?
answered on Nov 12, 2024
As I understand your question; you state that your mom and you owned a home as joint tenants with right of survivorship. You inherited the home from mom. Grandmother is obligated on the house mortgage and wants to be relieved of this responsibility. She wants to sell the home and have the... View More
We're trying to decide if it's time to take the keys from my 94-year-old father-in-law. His car has auto brake and notifies him if he wanders out of his lane. But, his mind is not the sharpest.
answered on Nov 22, 2024
An Arizona attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. In general, a POA would give you authority to handle certain activities (banking, administration, etc.) for your father-in-law, as outlined in the POA. In most cases, that should not lead to liability. One would... View More
I was wrongfully terminated from a job in one one state. I was told by their UI to file a claim in the state I lived in. It was approved. I was too sick after what I experienced there and EDD told me to file SDI instead. I filed it and they kept denying me for tiny things, kept losing my Drs... View More
Im in Az.. 2 mo left for statues I need a extension after a lawyer discouraged me from going further a recorded convo. What do I do just found out what happened after records they didn't tell us any of what was in records. What steps do I take and I don't trust any lawyers after that call... View More
Also I have 2 months left before status is up for medical malpractice my husband died and a lawyer called saying I didn't have a case even if they did 100 things wrong. But I went and educated myself and found 50 that fell below standard of care all evidence in records is 2 months enough n do... View More
NY based company. No prior requirements for this. No consideration just tried to slip it in on the ack page of the handbook. The ack page says that nothing in the document is to create a contract. They also do not say it is a condition of my job and the ack page does say that they can change... View More
"I have a pending ASYLUM CASE with USCIS and hold a CR6 GREEN CARD, and I do NOT wish to WITHDRAW my asylum case. Considering that my asylum case may be MOOT due to my CR6 status, can I TRAVEL INTERNATIONALLY (excluding my asylum country) without risking ABANDONMENT of the asylum case or... View More
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answered on Nov 15, 2024
While having a CR6 green card generally allows for international travel, traveling with a pending asylum case requires careful consideration. Your CR6 status as a conditional permanent resident provides legal rights to travel, but departing the US could potentially impact your asylum case.... View More
His roommate at Arizona State University called the cops on him and had him arrested. Now he cannot return to his apartment. How can I get out of this lease since he is no longer able to live there? He is now back in Texas seeking treatment. He tried to commit suicide and after letting the leasing... View More
Pertaining to Arizona law
It's been almost 2 years since he was taken I have pictures from prior to him being taken and others who can confirm that I've had him for so long prior to this. He was basically my emotional support animal I just hadn't yet to get the paperwork taken care of.
Can I remove her stuff legally after this much times passed
She has made no attempts to get her stuff can I remove it legally after this much time's passed
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