You need an attorney in this situation. The internet is not an appropriate place to address this answer because information about your case that is required to address your question should not be shared publicly. If you cannot afford an attorney, contact legal services.

Although a real estate attorney is the legal professional who can provide you with a specific, informative answer, I think you cannot successfully file a lawsuit against the former homeowner for failing to disclose the presence of lead paint on the property. According to the law, the seller is... View More

There are certain ways that service must be made in North Dakota, outlined in North Dakota Rules of Civil Procedure Rule 5. Good luck!

It depends on what title you have to the mineral rights. Based on what you've written, you are probably co-tenants of an undivided interest in oil, gas, and other minerals. Assuming this, then no, you cannot stop the siblings from leasing, selling, or using their part of the interest. Each... View More

short answer: no

(And don't believe the 'one trick ponies who try to scare people about probate!)

Longer answer, a will does not avoid 'going through probate'. But sometimes you WANT to

have your estate go through probate!

If "avoiding... View More

Social services generally has a right to intervene. However, each case is unique.

It sounds like the Sheriff may be attempting to have you be the main suspect in a crime. Although the sheriff is permitted to ask, you should retain an attorney if criminal charges have been pressed.

The obligation of the personal representative of the estate is to determine the fair market value. There is no state requirement for an appraisal. I think that you can feel free to use the appraised value on September 9 to determine fair market value on September 15.

You should contact a member of the Trial Lawyers Assn for the state where it happened, ideally in the county where it happened. You are in a complex case situation and need a free consult at least.

Go through the court, serve him by publication. An attorney is likely needed.

Your question is unclear as to whether you are being forced out. This would help in evaluating your question. Without this information, your question is difficult to address.

The answer to this question is dependent on the particular situation and whether a current order exists. Contact an attorney.

This question has been asked in the North Dakota section but must be answered by an attorney licensed in Connecticut.

After 180 days of residing in North Dakota, your daughter may (generally) file for child custody in North Dakota as long as there is not an open case in Missouri or other jurisdictional issues present in the matter. Retaining an attorney is the best option available as child custody issues become... View More

It most likely means treatment such as alcohol or drug treatment.

This situation cannot be handled in North Dakota. You need to contact that organization that administers child support in Florida or contact a lawyer in Florida.

Your question is much too vague to provide an answer. I suggest contacting an attorney.

Because no attorney knows the particulars of your case beyond what you have written, I suggest contacting the Child Support Unit.

North Dakota does not have an expungement process. However, if you received a deferred imposition of sentence and successfully completed probation your plea can be withdrawn, the case dismissed, and the file sealed.

Ask your attorney whether you can withdraw your guilty plea if you were not accepted into drug court.