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I in financial crisses with no income and in need of serious help
My mom has dementia and gave my sister power of attorney but my sister is a drug user and now she is trying to sell the property. She is not the owner of the land. What can I do about this.
Wife is not suppose to be around my son either put her friend lied to get them to place them with her and my wife is living with her and she's the one who was providing my wife drugs and influencing her I have text message from my wife showing I'm telling the truth and pictures of my... View More 
He has since relinquished his rights to the kids.. They are forcing me to do the same for "failure to protect". I want to know, if I appeal the descion, will those allegations from the CPS come about in court? I was under serious duress and in and out of the hospital and therapy during... View More
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answered on Oct 12, 2024
I'm really sorry you're going through this difficult time. It's important to reach out to a qualified attorney or a legal aid organization for assistance with your situation. They can provide the support and guidance you need.
I have most of the records needed except for one, and that is a place of birth. I have three records of his name dat of birth but only two for a place of birth. He was born in Williamson WV. I am in Tennessee and cannot go to West Virginia.So I need someone that can help over the phone
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answered on Aug 31, 2024
You may want to contact a lawyer who is experienced in handling cases involving delayed birth certificates. Many lawyers are willing to work with clients remotely, especially if you're unable to travel to West Virginia. They can guide you on how to gather any remaining necessary documents and... View More
answered on Sep 2, 2024
Not in West Virginia. Your sister apparently was appointed the Administratrix (the female version of an administrator) of your father's estate, or was named the executrix of his will. Her job is to act on behalf of his estate, and as one of his beneficiaries, you are entitled to make a claim... View More
Wife owned her home with mortgage paid in full upon our marriage 11 years ago. Since then we have jointly paid the property taxes, home upkeep, maintenance, and each contributed over $40,000 in home upgrades. Is the husband entitled to joint ownership? If so, can he be legally placed on the... View More
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answered on Jun 11, 2024
As a married individual, you do not own real property until you are a grantee on a deed, or either the heir or will devisee of a deceased spouse.
B) if we agreed in divorce that he’d get the house (before any mineral rights existed) am I entitled to any money from the sale when I’m still on deed?
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answered on Oct 20, 2023
Probably not as the DV decree will revest all rights in that real property to one of the parties. You might be able to reopen the DV. Consult with at WV attorney who will need to look at the DV file, search the title, and examine WV marital property distribution, especially mineral rights. If... View More
My boyfriend and I have been together for over 6 years and now own 2 homes together. I am on the deed for both, but only the mortgage for 1. We would like to create a legally binding agreement that if either if us decide we want to separate that a quit claim would be filed for both houses to assign... View More
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answered on May 17, 2023
The simple answer to your question is yes, it can be done. This falls within the family law area and any family law lawyer in your area (I'm in California so I can't do it) should be able to draft an appropriate agreement for you.
answered on Aug 11, 2022
Typically, at the Circuit Clerk's Office for the County the petition will be filed in.
answered on Aug 11, 2022
Yes, you should always respond appropriately after being served Court papers. If not, you could lose by default.
answered on Nov 15, 2021
First, I am not a WVA lawyer. That being said, I would think you could appeal that decision, unless you have agreed in the termination case to waive your appeal rights.
My husband just found his Biological dad and is giving the man the respect of carrying his name. the state we were married in will not recognize his name change and change our marriage license. is it illegal to get married to the same person in more than 1 state?
Should I just get emancipated and move in with the person I have in mind? They were going to adopt me before, but I ended up at this place first.
I live in WV, she lives in OK and doesn't even have custody of her own kids. I am the only one my daughter has had her whole life. She is almost 3yrs old.
answered on Aug 7, 2017
It depends on the custody order. Is it from Maryland? Generally, if one parent wants to move out of state, he or she have to get permission from the other parent to move out of state. Since the child is in West Virginia, you may want to talk a West Virginia attorney to get more information.
with me in Ohio. And the younger 2 (12 & 7) are living with ex-wife in WV. Do I have to petition the WV court to have support reduced or can that be done in OH?
answered on Jul 29, 2017
Ordinarily you would petition the court that issued both the custody and support orders, particularly since WV is close to OH. That would be the cleanest way of getting eveything done at one time. It would be unlikely that a court would modify the child support unless you had legal as well as... View More
Me an my baby Without legal guardian ship in wv
answered on Dec 15, 2016
You parents may list you, and/or your baby, and/or your boyfriend on their return as dependents if any of you are dependents according to the IRS. The test is presented in publication 501 and can be found here: https://www.irs.gov/publications/p501/ar02.html.
For relatives the test is:... View More
answered on Oct 13, 2015
It might be a motion to set aside the default you need. Go see a local attorney about this.
The maternal grandmother says because the babies mother is a minor that she would be the one talking to the judge. The maternal grandma is trying to call all the shots.
answered on Sep 11, 2015
I don't know specifically how it works in West Virginia, but in many places a guardian ad litem (or attorney ad litem) would be appointed to represent the interests of the mother under these circumstances.
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