Are you having coolant intrusion issues with your vehicle? If so, you may have a remedy. Your narrative doesnt indicate whether your vehicle is actually and currently affected or not.

Neglect and/or abuse or criminal buse in worse cases.

Yes. You have a chance. You’ll need to hire the best family court trial lawyer you can find.

Check with your local bar association or legal aid society. They maintain lists of free and reduced fee lawyers.

Generally, no, but you can provide a cheaper estimate.

Use the information you obtained on the hit and run driver to obtain ownership information on the car that hit you, then take that information to your local county attorney’s office and file a criminal complaint for leaving the scene of an accident.

You’ll need a lawyer to file a motion to modify custody.

The grandchildren do not have to sign the deed. Their share is protected by the will but only the executors need sign the deed for sale of the property.

Most likely, yes, because you cannot receive traffic school until or unless you have an agreement to refer to state traffic school and you cannot receive that until or unless you have gone to court.

No. It is not illegal bc you are a minor.

No. You simply file a motion to dismiss the case, put it in motion hour, send a copy to the opposing party and then show up for the motion.

They only need probable cause to charge you, not video conclusive proof. It is a very low standard.

Simply admit or deny each allegation of the complaint, sign it, send a copy to opposing counsel and file your original with the court. You may want to hire a lawyer to help you with this.

You need to have a local competent probate attorney look at your situation snd advise you. It is impossible to determine e what is actually going on from the narrative provided.

Generally it means the day just before he picks them up and the day he returns them.

Persistence sometimes works. You may be able to research the driver by license plate number. If you have uninsured coverage you can let them handle that issue, as they will seek to recover what they paid from the driver at fault.

You go down to the courthouse Monday morning to the courthouse and add yourself back on for the next day your court division has a child support docket.

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answered on Nov 30, 2024

If Dad was the grantee, then he owned it and his heirs take at his death. Hire a KY attorney to search the title and determine heirship. GF is not an heir and cannot claim a homestead. Heirs as tenants in common should sue her for possession.

Redocket the case for Monday and get a new court date.

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answered on Nov 29, 2024

Testator can only devise property in his Will that he owns at death. Executed Deed takes effect against all when recorded. Apparently Testator did not own property at death.