Unless your sister was mentally incompacitated at the time she signed her new Will, the fact that you have POA for her does not prevent your sister from signing a new Will.

I'm sorry but I do not understand your question. What I can tell you is that when you have a lawyer, it is his duty to answer your questions. I suggest you discuss this with your lawyer.

Please consult with an attorney who specializes in this area of the law.

This is a highly specialized area of the law. You should consult with a lawyer with expertise.

Immigration law is a highly specialized area of the law, and I recommend that you consult with an immigration specialist.

Could you please describe the situation with some detail?

It would be best to file a withdrawal of your petition. You can call the clerk of the court to discuss.

We need to know more facts. Was there an employment contract? What reason was given by the employer for termination? Was it put in writing?

Don't assume anything. I suggest you contact the lawyer and find out what's going on.

We need to know if the house is a regular building or a manufactured home before was can answer this question.

Please ask a question.

The answer is "no."

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If the job outside of Delaware is for your current employer, Delaware law allows you to terminate your lease early. If it's a new job for a different employer, you are required to give 60 days notice (the notice will start on the first of the month).

In most instances, it refers to a creditor who withdraws its claim against the debtor.

I assume you mean can the government force a public sale of your house if you fail to pay property taxes. The answer is yes.

Generally speaking, a doctor does not have a duty to see a patient. I wish you had given us some background facts. It's possible the answer would be different based on the facts.

Sorry, but I don't understand your question. Can you re-word it or give some more detailed information. Thanks.

I am so sorry to hear this. There are numerous websites that have steps to take. Here are some links, and I wish you good luck.

http://www.cesarsway.com/training/leadership/What-to-Do-if-Your-Dog-Goes-Missing

http://www.gingerspetrescue.org/index_lost_ifstolen.asp

The term "present employer" does not mean your employer at the time you signed the lease. It means your employer at the time you have to move. The idea is that you can't get out of a lease if you decide to take a job with a new employer.