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Live in CT and he had no will at this time.
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answered on Sep 12, 2019
You are not and will not be personally liable on the loan because you did not sign the note. However, if you inherit the house the lender can foreclose if the payments stop rolling in.
Someone stole my debit card and I know the perpetrator and want to know about pressing charges
answered on Sep 11, 2019
You can start by filing a complainant with the bank that issued the debit card; then calling the local police agency and advise them, OR in Connecticut, you can file a report with the Attorney General - Office of the Consumer Fraud Protection at 860-808-5318.
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answered on Sep 9, 2019
What do you mean by seduced you? This could involve criminal activity if it involved sexual activity. You should contact an attorney immediately as you have recourse for a civil action against this therapist and possibly a criminal action against the therapist as well depending on the facts.
I have had two pair of glasses from Target and both have chips that hinder eye vision. Other places I've gotten glasses problem never existed. 2017 and 2018
answered on Sep 3, 2019
If they have chips return them; if they won't help, then contact the home office; if they won't help contact the FDA--or you can sue them in small claims.
The problem is some time has gone by and it leads to the feeling there is a lack of immediacy.
My husband bought our house in his name prior to us getting married. We have not added my name because we want to use my name to qualify for fha loan. Will keep home so investment property shen we eventually buy new home. As the wife, even without my name on the property, do I have rights to it in... View More 
answered on Aug 29, 2019
That is a common question. If your husband died, the house would pass through his estate. If he has a will that says you get all of his assets, you would get the house after the Probate process is complete. If he does not have a will, the house and all other assets will pass to his heirs at law.... View More
Property passed via will to the decedents children. An affidavit regarding real estate was recorded pursuant to CGS 49-12A, but there is no executors deed. Is an actual deed necessary, or is the affidavit enough?
answered on Aug 29, 2019
In order to transfer real estate from one person to another, a deed is always required. When transferring property out of a testate estate, an executor's deed is used to transfer the property to the beneficiaries, and is recorded on the land records. Additional Probate documents are also... View More
When the manager across the street came in to grab something she let everyone know what was going on and there was a customer in the bathroom
answered on Aug 24, 2019
I assume you are asking if there is a suit. You may have a claim for hostile work environment but this is very tricky-contact a member of the Ct. Trial Lawyers Assn that handles employment issues. They give free consults.
He is only 6 years old went for vacation to his mother and doesn't want to come back
answered on Aug 20, 2019
Are you a U.S citizen? If you are then you should look at getting him U.S citizenship, one temporary fix could be having him come back to the U.S and filing for a re-entry permit.
My husband is a u.s citizen. I came to the u.s in may on my b2 visa given 6 mnths which expires in November. I decided to stay and we decided to do adjustment of status which was sent to Chicago IL uscis. I want to know if adjustment of status will increase my green card process time ? will i have... View More
answered on Aug 14, 2019
Not enough facts to answer your question. Is your husband a US citizen? If not, Is your husband a green card holder? Different rules apply to your case depending on the answers to these two questions.
Can this case be seen when I apply for subsidized housing? Thank you.
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answered on Aug 13, 2019
The answer depends on what "destroyed" means. If your case was dismissed or nolled and then later "destroyed" then pursuant to Connecticut's erasure statute you are deemed to have never been arrested. Without more specific details it is impossible to give a more precise answer
Thank you
answered on Aug 13, 2019
I am sorry to hear of the loss of your husband. Regarding his debts, in particular medical bills, it depends. Generally speaking, debts in the sole name of the deceased individual are only the responsibility of the decedent's estate, not surviving family. This means, any probate assets he... View More
Im being charged with failure to surrender firearms after being pulled over and finding out my gun license was revoked. Prior to being pulled over i was not informed in writing that my gun license was revoked . So during the pull over i did have my firearm in my vehicle. I called the Special... View More
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answered on Aug 10, 2019
Your question is missing a of important facts. Why not avail yourself of a free consultation with a licensed Connecticut criminal defense attorney and go over all the details of your situation so you can get the best possible outcome? It sounds to me like the best possible outcome would be if... View More
answered on Aug 8, 2019
Incest is defined in Connecticut code § 53a-19. It is a Class D Felony that can subject someone to imprisonment between 1 and 5 years and can be accompanied by a fine of up to $5,000.
Is this best left to a lawyer?
answered on Aug 8, 2019
This is definitely best left to a lawyer. It is not the most complex aspect of litigation that you might attempt to tackle, but if you want this done properly, do not represent yourself. There are plenty of firms, including my own, that have experience and interest in pursuing this type of... View More
refunded, but CT says it is passed statute of limitations. What can I do to argue this?
answered on Jul 31, 2019
The statute of limitations controlling net operating losses can (and very often is) be very different for the federal government as it is for the several states; look it up.
Hello...In 2008 I found out my wife was cheating on me. We stayed together for the sake of our newborn baby girl. Fast forward to about a month ago. I found out that she and the guy she was with remortgaged our home for $160,000. She gave him all my info and he posed as me when they went for the... View More
answered on Jul 22, 2019
If the fraudulent mortgage was created sometime after July 2009 then the statute may not have run yet. Find out fast.
Another way to get around the statute is to alleged exactly what you said here: That you did not know about the fraud until recently; in most states fraud statutes do not... View More
Need to sue my real estate attorney
answered on Jul 19, 2019
I would be very interested in knowing more about your case. How did your attorney commit malpractice?
I was fired in February and just got notified in June this was happening. Never been in trouble before. He claims I didn’t work the hours I did and the raise he gave me never happened. My raise went through payroll and he looks at the records all the time. All raises are verbal nothing in writing.
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answered on Jul 18, 2019
Sounds like this should me more of a civil case than a criminal case. I suggest that you speak with an experienced criminal defense lawyer who offers free consultations to get some advice specific to your case. You don't give enough details in your question here to provide a useful legal... View More
Would this be classified as domestic violence charge if alleged victim is a gf and they have a kid together?
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answered on Jul 11, 2019
The classification of a crime as domestic violence depends on two factors - 1. the relationship between the accused and the victim. A dating relationship would fall within the scope of the domestic violence statutes. 2. the nature of the crime is one of violence - unlawful restraint is a crime... View More
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