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Her will states that all tangible personal property is left to one sibling. Does the vehicle registered in her name have to go through probate?
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answered on Jul 24, 2024
Yes, the will has to be probated and the vehicle distributed in probate to the beneficiary named in the will.
I worked on a paid holiday (that they never verbally specified was a paid holiday, otherwise I wouldn’t have even came in that day) for 4 hours and never got time and a half for working or my 8 hours of holiday pay. My coworkers who didn’t even come in that day have gotten their 8 hours of... View More 
I feel i am being treated differently by my boss, false accusations, micro management, undue stress
Am on ssi and my rent pretty much exceeds my monthly check and can't afford to keep going to court and try to pay.what can I do is it possible for a civil judgement?
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answered on Jul 1, 2024
You will have to file a law suit first that specifically involves the subject real property. Hire a RI attorney.
child, 16, wanted to move in with her mother and even though I was against it she went anyways. She is refusing to listen to me, she wouldnt go to school so I enrolled her in a on-line high school diploma so she could at least graduate but shes not doing the work. I recently took her to a... View More
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answered on Jul 24, 2024
If there is another relative or trusted person who can serve as your granddaughter's guardian, then you and that person can petition the probate court to appoint that person as guardian and remove you as guardian. If there is not another relative or trusted person that can serve as guardian,... View More
Can her home be sold now or after she dies?
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answered on Jul 24, 2024
Most likely she is at a nursing home with the intention to return home if she is able. She can agree to sell her home if she wants to do that. If she does not want to sell it then it will remain hers for life. Although she is not living there right now, that does not forfeit her life estate.
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answered on Jun 20, 2024
Yes. You can be sued and if the court finds that you owe the money then the court can enter judgment against you to pay the money. The court can also order interest, Attorneys fees and court costs to be paid by you, if the court find that is warranted. But, if your income is all from public... View More
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answered on Jun 21, 2024
To answer this question accurately, we need to consider a few key points:
1. The role of a fiduciary: When a court appoints a lawyer as a fiduciary (such as an executor, administrator, or guardian), they are given specific legal responsibilities and powers.
2. Court appointment:... View More
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answered on Jun 21, 2024
To answer this question accurately, we need to consider a few key points:
1. The role of a fiduciary: When a court appoints a lawyer as a fiduciary (such as an executor, administrator, or guardian), they are given specific legal responsibilities and powers.
2. Court appointment:... View More
As part of the divorce, my ex-wife declared that our daughter couldn't stay overnight with me when there is an adult female there.
The divorce was long and drawn out over many years and I reluctantly agreed. This is now part of our divorce agreement.
I have been dating the... View More
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answered on Jun 18, 2024
The challenge you face is that you agreed to what the agreement says and it is still enforceable against you. But the opportunity here is: what exactly does it say? Look at the wording. And, if the wording is really as disadvantageous as you say it is, then next: the agreement can always be... View More
So I found one on market place for 1,150 dollars. Seller described mower to be like.New I tryed it seemed ok but he told you have to run at full throttle, then bring it right down to slow to shut it off. He even came over when I stoped and put to slow write away. I really didn’t think anything of... View More
answered on Jun 22, 2024
A Rhode Island attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for a week. If you brought the mower "as is," it could present difficulties. But you mention some issues and suspicions, that if you could prove to be true, could be helpful to you. Reach out to local attorneys -... View More
I tried to renew my valid Michigan driver's license in Georgia but was told I can't bcuz of a 20yr old ticket in RI that has never come up in 20yrs. I wrote to the magistrate who stated I have to pay. I wasn't aware of this $357 ticket and I'm in a hardship. I passed Uber &... View More
answered on Jun 1, 2024
You need to satisfy that Magistrate. Hire a traffic ticket attorney to represent you in RI. They may be able to do better, but it will still cost you something. Thank you for using Justia's Ask a Lawyer, but don't rely on what you are told here, consult a local attorney who will obtain... View More
Our mother has passed and we need to resolve this. Thank you.
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answered on May 14, 2024
I understand your question to be as follows. Mom had a life estate in a property and you and your brother were the "remaindermen" - the house goes to you both upon your mother's passing. Mom passed and you want to know how your brother can convey his interest to you? Yes that is... View More
how does a lawyer sue a delivery company for lost package
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answered on May 2, 2024
A lawyer can sue a delivery company for a lost package on behalf of their client by following these general steps:
1. Gather evidence: The lawyer will collect all relevant documentation, such as the shipping contract, tracking information, proof of value, and any correspondence with the... View More
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answered on Apr 19, 2024
One of the purposes of probate is to make sure there is clear title to assets, so if there is no trust or other means of non probate transfer of these assets then yes, they need to be probated. But, concerning the houses, check the deeds to see if they were owned with any other person or placed in... View More
We are a small group of residents who want to promote discussion of important topics in our town. As such, we would like to start a video series at our local library. The library told us we needed to get copyright permission. After doing some research, I discovered the "fair use"... View More
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answered on Apr 7, 2024
Hi Matt,
The fair use doctrine in US copyright law does allow for limited use of copyrighted material without permission for purposes such as criticism, commentary, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Whether a particular use qualifies as fair use depends on four main... View More
Potential build-out, then backs out and you give them written notice to vacate unit 2 but they don’t… can you change the locks and begin proceedings to rent unit 2 ? Tenant has been notified this would happen.
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answered on Apr 16, 2024
In your situation as a commercial landlord, handling a tenant who has backed out of a potential build-out for unit 2 after paying a storage fee can be challenging. If you have already given written notice to the tenant to vacate and they have failed to comply, your next steps need to be carefully... View More
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