Hello and thank you for using JUSTIA. The child is still a minor and has a legal right to receive child support Even if he is in jail. The differences now is that said child support payments will be maid to the party whom has his custody thus the Juveniles Corrections Department in the child's... View More

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answered on Sep 26, 2019

Your great uncle "can" gift you the house now or he "can" gift you the house in his will. Whether he "should" do one or the other is an entirely different question. There are many issues for him to consider, especially with respect to lifetime gifts, including but... View More

Hello and thank you for using JUSTIA. In Puerto Rico there is no alimony, Just child support until the age of 21. Once the child tienes 21 the child support order will be eliminated if the non-custodial parent request elimination. After the age of 21until the age of 25, a child can request from... View More

Hello and thank you for using JUSTIA. First you need to evaluate if said property is his only asset. Your Father cannot liquidate his only asset since it will affect the inheritance of his other children. He needs to garantee atleast one-third of the total value of his assets for the inheritors .... View More

Hello and thank you for using JUSTIA. First we need to evaluate if she has other assets that will garantee her children's inheritance in a value of one-third of her total assets including the property to be transfered to you. If she does then she can donante the property to you. If she does... View More

Hello and thank you for using JUSTIA. The jurisdiction belongs to the Court that issued the child support order or has a pending case where the child is a resident. If an order to pay child support has been issued then that issuing Court will have continual and exclusive jurisdiction on said matter... View More

Hello and thank you for using JUSTIA. The three daughters are the inheritors of your Grandfather's Estate which in turn is half owner of the house. In order for your Grándmother to sell the property, she will need to first create your Grandfather's Estate in Court, file the Estate taxes... View More

Hello and thank you for using JUSTIA and for the telephone call. As explained be phone, if you have made deposits or payments to your pensión plan during the three years that you lived with your wife then she will have a crédit of fifty percent of what you paíd into the plan. Since you seperated... View More

If you are represented by an attorney, you should advise your attorney of your wishes. They would handle paperwork through the court for discontinuance of the action. Good luck

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Hello and thank you for using JUSTIA. You will need to file a copy of your son's induction papers. These are the documents that are given to your son when he signs up for the military services and is deployed at boot camp.

Hello and thank you for using JUSTIA. In the state of Florida the legal age of majority is 18. Since you are a resident of over said age you are legally emancipated and thus are an adult byou can legally marry your boyfriend without your father's consent. You are of legal age.

If the property is located in PR and his parents are no longer alive, and he did not leave a will, then the heir will be your mom but the inheritance process will have to be done in order for her to formally become the owner. If the property was his principal residence and he had obtained full... View More

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answered on Aug 28, 2019

This is quite a complex situation. Depending on the state where she resides, when she turns 18, as an adult, she can make her own decisions and be held responsible for her own actions. But as soon as she resides in Puerto Rico, if there hasn't been and emancipation procedure or if she... View More

Hello and thank you for using JUSTIA. Yes you will need to set up an account to do business in Puerto Rico with the tax department. You will also need to file yearly tax returns and possible monthly IVU returns depending if you set up a non witholding corporation or not. Any income made in Puerto... View More

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answered on Aug 13, 2019

It sounds like you want to contest the will in advance, before your father passes. That is very uncommon, the reason being that technically a will is not effective until death and can be changed any time up until then as long as the testator has capacity.

What you CAN do is hire an... View More

Hello and thank you for using JUSTIA. This Transfer has to be done in Puerto Rico so you must travel. You cannot represent your parent's and yourself in the same act. Your parents will need to name a third party to represent them. The easiest way is for all to travel to Puerto Rico and do the... View More

Hello and thank you for using JUSTIA. If you search the data base on JUSTIA you will find various Attorneys whom give free consultations in Puerto Rico.

Hello and thank you for using JUSTIA. There is no one place to find HOA regulations. Each community sets up its own rules and regulations. However there are basic rules such as horizontal laws for condominiums and access control laws for gated communities.

Hello and thank you for using JUSTIA. In order for you to get a divorce decree, you must request it personally since these cases are prívate. You will need to contact the Court to find out exactly what is needed for you to authorized your father to receive a copy of said decree.

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Perhaps it would help if you did not refer to the child as an “it.”