My mother and father pushed for myself and my long time partner to get married as we ended up having to live with them. My father officiated and his name is on our wedding certificate. Our relationship with my parents is now terrible and my husband would like my father's name off of our... Read more »
Should the title company verified with me before using my card to pay someone else property payments? And since person paid off their property with my bank account (in my name only) should I get the property that was purchased with my banking info?
I know the person is responsible for what... Read more »
Many places have a max legal interest rate, and the loans on those subreddits surely exceed those rates. For example, a borrower might say I will repay $150 in 10 days for a $100 loan, and some lender will agree to that.
So if the interest is illegal, then are all those lenders and... Read more »
My mother expressed her wishes to be cremated to 7 of our family members. Upon her death, the oldest sibling was given the power to make arrangements. The youngest sister called the funeral home she was in and impersonated the oldest sibling and had her body moved to a different county/town.... Read more »
Pipes burst in apt building, my apt flooded. I had 2 move. Restoration company had heaters & fans plugged in @ my apt for weeks as I was packing. My final power bill is allmost 3 times larger than the biggest monthly bill I recieved while living there. How do I figure out the portion of power... Read more »
You still be charged with bail jumping and if so can I beat the charge with prove
I experienced Discrimination due to a disability, I was retaliated against, and I was a whistleblower. Let's say I file a claim, and my employer is found guilty of all three claims. That said, is it possible to collect money for all three claims? For example, let's say $100,000 from... Read more »
Can the Cops charge me with charges dating back 3 years ago till now all out of spite? They charged me with it all within 2 days... So now I'm out on two different bonds the first one they sent something to a unknown address so I never knew about the warrants then the second one they never... Read more »
Are they aloud to make stuff up that's not true to make you look like badd in court
I was arrested 3 months ago in Montana for DUI #4 Felony, since arrest I posted bail and was placed on an alcohol monitoring program that costs me $230 per month. For whatever reason the prosecutor has not filed my charges with the court yet, almost like they have forgotten about me. I hate to... Read more »
She was not allowed to say anything to the judge, she was not allowed an attorney, the case is over 4 years old, all her fines are paid, has something to do with a second opinion that she didn't get. As far as I know her probation time has expired and this was a first offense.
My manager is favoring a coworker by giving him more hours and we both do the same job. He has been working 5 days a week and me 2 to 3 days a week. He was hired a couple months after me. Our manager and him have become good friends.
I took mouthwash (before I left the house), had mint ice breakers( right as I was pulled over) , and was smoking off a menthol vape (shortly before getting pulled over)
My ex has terminal cancer her elderly parents are executors, kids wont be of age for 9 years. (age 25)
answered on Nov 28, 2022
Trusts do not have executors, so you probably meant to ask who will be the successor trustee if the named trustee has passed. The answer is whomever is named as the successor trustee in the trust instrument. If no successor is named, then a petition will need to be filed with the court to have... Read more »
The 6th said he would purchase our shares but it would be at an incredibly low price
My family lives in PA, but we want to start a ranch in Montana. The name Mountain Valley Ranch is already issued as an assumed business name but under the sub of an individual. We were looking to go in as an LLC to protect assets. Are we able to submit that name as an LLC without legal issues?
answered on Apr 20, 2022
This is a question of Montana law, not Pennsylvania law. Most likely, you will have to get the permission of the current owner of the name to use their name. Under Pennsylvania law, a person or company does not acquire any intellectual property rights in the registered name of a company, but the... Read more »
answered on Apr 1, 2022
A Montana attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for three weeks. Something isn't fully clear because it sounds like you may be talking about a trial-level federal court and a high-level state court. An attorney in Montana could probably outline advantages, disadvantages,... Read more »
We reside together in the state of Montana. He has a storage locker filled with valuables. My name is listed on the storage locker paper work.
answered on Jan 12, 2022
You are wise to be concerned about this. Single couples need to do estate planning more than just about any other demographic! The reason is, if a single person passes without a will or trust, his or her estate goes to the next of kin NOT TO THE UNMARRIED PARTNER. Also, if ANY person becomes... Read more »
Both of these devices used together would drastically improve the function of both devices. Is there a certain point I would have to hit to be considered improved enough? Or does the invention have to be significantly different than both? Thank you
answered on Jun 2, 2021
you want to refile under patents & trademarks. This topic deals with who is at fault when a product malfunctions or is of an unsafe design and someone is killed or injured.
Patent questions are highly technical, and you need to look for a certified patent attorney and pay for their... Read more »
I plan on filing a petition for my parents. However, I am afraid that it might get denied because of my work history. I haven't had a long term job for the past two years because I move from one job to another multiple times. Will USCIS consider my work history as a factor of approval?
answered on May 23, 2021
A US citizen sponsoring his parents for permanent residency is required to file an affidavit of support that meets the necessary income threshold based on his household size. If you do not meet that threshold, you can engage a joint sponsor who can.
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