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My father in law decided to help a homeless person by letting them stay on his property for a few months to get back on their feet. They asked if they could stay in a house on the property that had no water or sewer (which they knew about and... View More 
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answered on Jan 7, 2025
Owner must hire a competent MT attorney file suit for Ejectment now. He might lose the property through adverse possession. He cannot do what he did with this occupant. He will have to prove title. If the SOL has not run he might sue for possession only, but 6 years is a long time. He... View More
Discharge date 12/25/24 revocation hearing Jan 27,25
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answered on Jan 7, 2025
Your situation involves some important timing considerations regarding your discharge date and pending hearing. Since your discharge date (December 25, 2024) comes before the revocation hearing (January 27, 2025), this could impact your ability to sign papers.
Legal rights and obligations... View More
If I'm my husband's P.O.A. , can I go against a no trespassing order so that I can take care of his buisnes?
I own a 4-25-15, 3N Technologies/TBI/PTSD Software Finals product and feasibility study research product.
Copyright, TM and PPA investigation
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answered on Dec 28, 2024
Filing evidence of abuse related to disability rights and economic research requires careful documentation and following proper reporting channels. You should start by gathering all relevant materials, including written records, communications, financial documents, and any supporting evidence that... View More
There was no pre-planning to kill the drug dealer. The drug dealer was shot with a gun brought by the buyer who brought it for self-defense. The drug dealer attacked and tried to rob the drug buyer who then shot the drug dealer.
I've suspected that he wasn't being honest with me for the last two years, and have asked him what the nature of my relationship with the land was, at which point he kicked me off the land in question. Mind you only a few days prior, while walking on the same property, he went so far as... View More
he claimed i abandoned my double wide mobile home,(it was never never abandoned),and he committed fraud by filling out mt form AB-38,and he sold my double wide. I don't know what kind of attorney to get in Billings Montana. ownership change request for a pre 1977 mobile home
After turning off power in the middle of winter and evicting the person who had the lease with this man but this person was staying in my mobile home that I own was evicted then he kicks off my helpers to move the trailer where I had a place to put it any claims it as abandoned never never was... View More
I work in a casino in MT. We get credit card tips. My manager then takes the credit card tips out of the account and give them to us in cash. She gave my tips to another employee. I asked her about it and she basically told me I was out of luck.
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answered on Dec 21, 2024
I'm sorry you're experiencing this situation. Start by documenting every instance when your tips were taken and any conversations you've had with your manager about it. Keep records of the amounts and dates to build a clear case.
Next, familiarize yourself with Montana's... View More
I have a judgement against me for a $4400 medical debt. My pay stub from 1 week ago confirms that almost $300 was garnished for my creditor. Today I received the Notice of Execution to Judgement Debtor. It says they may levy more than once during the writ and some items are exempt. It lists items... View More
answered on Dec 18, 2024
You should be prepared for them to try and get what you do have. If they seize anything that is exempt under the exemptions as set out in the Notice, you should immediately file an objection with the Court. Otherwise, it appears you are pretty judgment proof.
This person claimed my mobile home abandoned, nothing was ever filed in the court, he filled out pre 1977 mobile home ownership form from my name into his name and sold it. what kind of attorney do I need. And can I press charges on the people he sold it to because they bought stolen property and... View More
answered on Nov 18, 2024
Seizures are not considered a voluntary action usually. To be found guilty of assault, someone must commit a voluntary offense. With that being said, it would be in your best interest to hire an attorney locally to help you through these issues.
answered on Oct 18, 2024
In a case where you have multiple claims, like misdiagnosis, malpractice, and fabrication of electronic medical records (EMR), it’s usually better to work with one firm that can handle all the aspects of the case. The reason is that all these issues are likely intertwined and related to the same... View More
Car hauling
answered on Nov 2, 2024
A Montana attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for three weeks. The first place to start would be to figure out what the bill is for. Once you determine that - back taxes, state license fees, claim from DOT for property damage, fine for non-compliance, etc., that would enable... View More
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