grandma died in 2017. dad and cousin are to split proceeds from.sale of house. executor, dads brother, haa not put house up for sale. what can be done to force him to sell the house?
answered on May 28, 2023
Retain counsel. Petition for Order to Sell or, in the Alternative, Replace PR for Self-Dealing.
He growled at our smaller dog & our larger dog defended smaller one by grabbing neighbors dog with his mouth. They were separated quickly & my husband insisted neighbors take dog to Pet ER. They did so and were not even charged because the wound was superficial. They did not report to... Read more »
I have two rental properties in Baltimore City that I wanted to lease out in October 22'. I came across an article/press release online advertising a $1,500 incentive for new landlord's who signed up with program with HABC (Housing Authority of Baltimore City). I begin working with the... Read more »
answered on May 28, 2023
Take them to small claims court and good luck. You need to consult an attorney in your local area that practices this kind of law. Thank you for using Justia Ask a Lawyer.
The reason my case has not been heard is because of conflicting legal advice that I received on justanswer.com. Based on the petitions the lawyers are filing against me, the one that told me to serve the petition on everyone was wrong. What do you do when the court makes decisions that violate the... Read more »
answered on May 26, 2023
Unfortunately, this may be a situation in which you need to get an attorney. The truth is that getting an attorney is costly, but not getting one is even more costly. There are certain legal matters that can be handled without an attorney, but based on what you have said so far, this likely is not... Read more »
I’d like to report this man to the liquor board. Under his watch he’s allowed multiple children including his own to walk freely and play behind the bar at a restaurant.
answered on May 28, 2023
I suggest that you report him. Could also be child endangerment, you might want to contact CPS. You need to consult an attorney in your local area that practices this kind of law. Thank you for using Justia Ask a Lawyer.
I am a new real estate agent. Got my license back in March 2022 but am just now actively pursuing real estate. Currently a solo agent at Samson Properties serving Maryland only but would like to get licensed in DC and VA as well.
As advised I’ve created an LLC (Carla Clemente Realty)... Read more »
answered on May 26, 2023
Welcome to the Club! I am also a licensed Maryland Broker, and our Law Firm owns a separate brokerage.
You may use the word "Realty" in your entity name. Review the ethics rules of your local, State and National associations for how you may portray yourself. For instance, you mut... Read more »
that are in the adjoining straight lane stopped for traffic? In this scenario, the two left turn lane has a few exits for my direction, but not for about 300 feet or so. Looking to take the first available exit. There is a line of vehicles about 500 feet long in the straight lane being controlled... Read more »
This past Thursday I did a oil change like normal to save cost everything was fine then all as sudden car dies in middle of street so I tried to jump and texted battery then decided to get it towed to closest shop after getting it there they called me a week later stating that it’s the starter... Read more »
answered on May 25, 2023
You can make a claim against the shop or sue them if you can prove that they caused the damage to your car. You would need a mechanic to examine the car and determine that the shop damaged your car, how they damaged it, and the cost of repairs. If you file a lawsuit, you would need the mechanic to... Read more »
-my background check came back and some information was incorrect. It states I was sentenced to 18 months on a charge and I was not. I did no jail time in my life
-background check went back 16 years. I thought md was only allowed to go back 7 years by law for misdemeanors
-I was... Read more »
Defendant was non responsive for 5 months then files random counterclaim after a motion to default was filed by plaintiff. Motion to dismiss was denied months ago and no other answer was filed
Can I sue for being accused of smelling like alcohol. I had to take an alcohol test which i passed.
answered on May 24, 2023
Sorry that you were treated this way by the Police. The Police have an obligation to act when they have a reasonable suspicion, they don't have to be 100%. If you feel that the request was motivated by some improper reason, your civil rights may have been violated and you should consult with... Read more »
I got a copy of the subpoena from google but I don’t have to appear in court my name or address is not in the subpoena they only request google to turn in the documents they want.I have no idea why this happened and I am confused.
Am I being investigated?I haven’t been contacted by any... Read more »
answered on May 24, 2023
Retain counsel now so you have an attorney lined up to call in the event you are contacted by police or charged. A experienced criminal defense lawyer can act much more quickly and effectively than you can to protect your rights and secure your release on bond in the event of arrest and detention... Read more »
It says a police department issued the subpoena to get information from my google account.
Am I charged with anything and I haven’t been contacted by the police yet if they contact me what should I say?
answered on May 24, 2023
I think you are asking the right questions, and you see something coming that means you need to contact a Criminal Law attorney, and discuss everything fully with them in confidence. Thank you for using Justia, Ask a Lawyer.
He illegally evicted me after I won rent court and I have his handwritten letter of termination of my lease retaliation act
His audio visual cams that heat in my place and the city for his digging and building without permit.i was never served again to go to court or anything at all I have the proof of both
Can I sue for the defamation that occurred in the court proceedings if I were to lose the case based on such continued defamation?
answered on May 25, 2023
You could sue for fraud if he told you that there were airbags in the car and there were not.
I was committed to a hospital to recieve a competency evaluation, though in the process I was defamed and illegally discriminated against on the basis of some special religious beliefs which I spoke with the doctors about. They reported to the court that I suffer from delusions and schizophrenia... Read more »
The kids were not on his property, and it is the chosen sidewalk for the school-aged kids. The officer who responded said what he did wasn't illegal, and suggested I find a new job so I can drive my kids to school to keep them safe if I wasn't happy or comfortable with that response. I... Read more »
No cutting of shrubs, house has to be finished in a year. No commercial or business use are some items. We are a non hoa neighborhood but are a civic association
answered on May 20, 2023
I've had a couple of those cases, and it really depends on what the covenant says and, sometimes, how the caselaw interprets events like the abandonment of a civic association, There is no way to avoid a legal review other than to make whatever assumptions you like best and then pay more if... Read more »
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