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answered on Mar 17, 2020

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In a simple explanation. When your mother passed away half of the estate passes to you father and the other half is divided between you and your relatives. In a more technical one, the estate gets divided in half first as we first explained and then it will get evaluated an... View More

Hello and thank you for using Justia. You can attempt to contact them by visiting the Department of Family Child Welfare División. They will be able to guise you in your quest.

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answered on Mar 8, 2020

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The jurisdiction belongs to exclusively New Jersey, but If the father lives in Puerto Rico you can enforce the order through the interstate child enforcement services agency. They have liaisons with the local child enforcement services agency and will assist you on your case.... View More

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answered on Mar 5, 2020

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As a parent you can request documents and credentials of your dependents. If they're of legal age they can request the documents themselves. If the mother prevents you from exercising your parental rights, you can file in court to validate those rights and have visitation... View More

Hello and thank you for using Justia. This does form part of squatter's rights known as "Usucapion". In order to become the new owner, the party that is using your property must do it in a peacefull manner, act as if he is the owner infront of the públics eye, do acts of ownership... View More

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answered on Mar 4, 2020

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You will have to request a review of the case and hearings to present the evidence that can prove that there were child support cases in other jurisdictions, present copy of the deployment orders and that one of the dependents was living with dad a long with any other evidence... View More

Hello and thank you for using Justia. We have a different legal process as a remedy available. You will need to hire an Attorney, do a new plot plan study, get a Property Surveyor to remeasure the property and then prepare a public deed with the new measurements un the Registry of Property... View More

Hello and thank you for using Justia. Yes local law does allow crédits for other child support Court Órdenes, children under your care in addition to various other crédits.

If you need additional information please feel free to contact me directly.

Hello and thank you for using Justia. In order to changed any information on a certificate registered in the Department of Demografic Registry (Office of Vital Récords) a Court Order is required. The Court must issue a ruling authorizing the change of information stated in the certificate. In... View More

Hello and thank you for using Justia. A Quitclaim will not be legal in Puerto Rico since our laws do not recognize this document for transfer of property.

The legal way to do what the siblings and your wife want to do is as follows;

1) At this moment the title of the property... View More

Hello and thank you for using Justia. If the Honorable Judge issued a Court Order then yes you must comply but you are not obligated to mediate. You are only obligated to show up at the appointment.

Hello and thank you for using Justia. This all depends on the age of your Father and how many children he has. This is done to protect the future Inheritance of his children. I would suggest that you begin repairs with the house and then decide if your Father should donate or sell said property to... View More

Hello and thank you for using Justia. This all depends on the sale price or value of the property you receive. You can verify the cost using the following link;

http://www.fianzanotarialpr.org/calnota/

Just full in the blanks and it will give you an idea of the costs.

This... View More

Hello and thank you for using Justia. As a general rule of law unless that 19 year old has been legally emancipated, he/she cannot sign legal documents by themselves since they are still under age 21 when they become a consenting adult. A person is considered a minor until age 21under the laws of... View More

Hello and thank you for using Justia. An expungement of a criminal case in Puerto Rico is a legal process by which a criminal record is eliminated as to be able to obtain a certificate of good conduct. There are various crimes that cannot be expunged ever and other crimes have certain restrictions.... View More

Hello and thank you for using Justia. The child support payment is for the child's benefit regardless where he/she may be. There is no provisión in law as to eliminating child support payment because said child is in rehabilitation. I donot think that a Court will eliminate the obligation to... View More

Hello and thank you for using Justia. To file a class action suit against a Government and/or it's agencies is a very expensive and burdenous venture to under take.

Attempting to resolve a matter with ASUME on your own has proven over and over again to be a fruitless process. ASUME... View More

Hello and thank you for using Justia. At the time of purchase, the house became marital society property. As of the divorced, the property became community society property also known as Post Marital society property. It remains community society property until the parties liquidate said house.... View More

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You mention squatters and this is a very important matter. If said squatters have lived on that property for more thirty years they can claim rights to said property and thus become the owners. It is urgent that you act now. A very good way to act is to... View More

Hello and thank you for using Justia. Yes there is something that you and the others that have been denied their legal rights can and should do to ratify the situation. The legal process you will need to follow is to create an Estate for your beloved Grandfather and possibly one for your beloved... View More