If your Aunt owned the house individually, a probate administration in court will be necessary to get legal authority to evict the tenants (if they won't leave voluntarily). You said that you have the house. Are you on the deed? More information would help to provide you with a more... View More

Your question remains open for two weeks, and there's no point losing further time in the Uncategorized section of this forum. You could try reposting under the Patents (Intellectual Property) category. There's no guarantee that every post is picked up, but you would have better chances... View More

More information would be needed to give you a responsible answer. Does your Mother have capacity, what is her condition, is she on State benefits, who are you seeking compensation from (your Mother, the State, etc.)? Private consultation with an elder/estate attorney would provide you with a... View More

My condolences for your loss. Consult with a litigation attorney who is experiences with bringing cases against the county/government (there are special rules and privileges that apply) in the area the incident occurred. You may need to interview several litigators to find the right one, but... View More

Any legal claims would be against the estate of the deceased owner. Finding out the status of the owner's estate (i.e. in Probate Court, trust administration, etc.) will assist you, and your legal counsel, to determine the proper procedure for recovering what the estate owes you.

I empathize with your situation, this is a tough question. My suggestion is that you do not get completely naked when you shower, use it to wash your t-shirt and shorts at the same time. Change like a surfer, under a blanket or towel. There is no guarantee that this will work, and you cannot get... View More

You confuse the powers and rights between a Power of Attorney and a Conservatorship. The grantor of a POA does not lose the right or power to act on their own, they merely appoint another person to be able to exercise equal powers. In a Court granted Conservatorship, the person could lose the... View More

It Depends. What does your rental agreement say? Were you negligent in securing the car so that it got stolen because of something you did? They will present you with bills and maybe even sue you for it, but they may not be able to get the award. Of course you kept the name of the police... View More

YES. You are entitled to a 10 minute rest break for each 4 hours worked or "or major fraction thereof"., as close to the middle of the 4 hour period as practicable. This means one break after 2 hours, and one break after 6 hours, on the clock. 3.5 hours of 4 hours is a "major... View More

Sue her. Of course, you have her signature on a document promising to repay, just like a bank would have if it loaned $40,000, right? Because if you are going to act like a bank, of course you took all the precautions that a bank would take including a trust deed securing your loan with the... View More

A California attorney could advise best, but your post remains open for four weeks. Until you can arrange meaningful guidance from a local attorney, as a general matter, these types of property damage adjustments can be difficult. Most of the industry is cookie-cutter, based on standard makes,... View More

This question should be in the category Consumer Law in order to get the right attorneys to view it. As a consumer you are entitled to whatever specific warranties the seller offered you and if you started having problems and reported them within the warranty period, you will probably be... View More

Under these circumstances the store could be liable for your property loss. You should consult a personal injury/ property damage attorney in your local area.

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You don't need a lawyer, you need a Green Beret, or Navy Seal. Contact a civil rights attorney in your local area to see about a civil rights restraining order against them for harassment, or just a restraining order re: harassment.

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California has laws protecting creditors from actions by debtors to avoid enforcement of judgment. They are "unlawful transfers to avoid judgment." Your question asks for information about how to violate those laws. Unlikely you will receive that information on a public forum where the... View More

I would suggest working for a lawyer, or law office, as an assistant first, to get exposure and some experience in the legal profession to see first hand if the work is something you would enjoy doing. If you cannot obtain a paid position, then you could always ask to work as an unpaid intern to... View More

A California attorney could advise best here, but your question remains open for four weeks. At this point, you could reach out to attorneys to discuss - you could ask about the basic information you mention, pricing, and the scope of the agreement you are contemplating. Good luck

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The employee has to file the claim, so NO.

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Go buy a replacement jersey, and sue the gifter for taking your personal property.

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Companies are allowed to charge non refundable deposits if they give you clear and unequivocal notice. Sometimes these notices have to be posted at the cash registers. Read your contract.

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