Hello and thank you for using JUSTIA. All he needs to do is to get an Attorney to file a process known as "Desahucio" which will have the Court order his nephew and the business removed from the Property.

1. Sales deed to be prepared by an attorney with both parties appearing (sellers and buyers)

2. Transfer at the Property Registry

3. Transfer at the property tax agency (CRIM)

Hello and thank you for using JUSTIA. That amount requested by your wife for child support sounds very extravagant. The child support laws are very clear cita. It tales both parties monthly income and then refers to a chart that sets a number for child support based on the percentage that each... View More

Hello and thank you for using JUSTIA. There is no alimony per say under Puerto Rico law. The only rights she would have is child support payments and half of all marital property. The child support is determined by calculating the sum of both parties monthly income and then finding said sum in the... View More

Hello and thank you for using JUSTIA. As per law, no one is forced to remain in a community of property. Thus if one member of the Estate wishes to sell his/her share they can do it without the authorization of the remaining members of said community. Either the remaining members buy said share or... View More

Hello and thank you for using JUSTIA. The best remedy is to speak with your partner and explain that taxes are an obligational part of life . One can go to mail for tax evation. If this remedy does not work then you Will have to file a court claim requesting the Court to order the partner to pay... View More

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You and the family lawyer that you hire will have to file the correspondent ASUME claims and allegations in your original case in Puerto Rico.

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If you were to close the child support case in the State that you're actually have your legal residence and move to Puerto Rico while your child is legally underage (under 21 years of age) in the jurisdiction of Puerto Rico, given other requirements, you should be able to hire legal... View More

Hello and thank you for using JUSTIA. No you cannot. Child support payments and visitation rights are two totally seperate issues and are not based one on the other.

Hello and thank you for using JUSTIA. You will need to open a new case in Puerto Rico.

Hello and thank you for using JUSTIA. You will need to hire an Attorney in Puerto Rico for the process of guardianship. There has to be a record of his birth registered somewhere since he has kids and had a wife so he does exist. Normally these birth certificate from 1920's can be found in the... View More

Hello and thank you for using JUSTIA. The closest thing to "Squaters law"that we have in Puerto Rico is known as "USUCAPION". The rules are very specific and apply to invaiders of property. You are not an invaider of property thus this would not apply to your situation. Your... View More

Hello and thank you for using JUSTIA. Yes they can sue but not in New York. It would have to be in Puerto Rico at the Federal Court since there is a diversity of Residency. You need to verify with E-Bay what the rules are for transactions made on thier site as to place of transaction. Where the... View More

I'm sorry about your injury. It's possible you could, if your injury resulted from their negligence. An attorney would need to examine the circumstances of the incident in greater detail to give you a meaningful answer regarding your particular situation. Since no one picked up your... View More

Hello and thank you for using JUSTIA. Yes you can attempt to remember the year, month, town, church, place of reception, who Made the cake, catering service, original bank account date, purchase of marital house, social security information, life insurances policies, medical insurance policies,... View More

Hello and thank you for using JUSTIA. In order to do this you Will need to do research and evaluate your findings. A good way is to evaluate these websites, the prófiles and the Answers given to questions that the lawyers answer. I for one am an Attorney in Puerto Rico and speak English fluently.... View More

Hello and thank you for using JUSTIA. If the construction was done with your father's authorization then the family member pena the house. It all depends on what the agreement between them was. However there are varios legal procedures that can reverse the ownership of the Property in favor of... View More

Unless someone does something before your grandfather passes Banco Popular will win. If they have not been doing it already, Banco Popular will start service charging the account each month, draining off as much money as possible before the government of Puerto Rico requires them to turn over... View More

Hello and thank you for using JUSTIA. The divorce process is held in family Court. The process includes determinación of parens patria,custody, child support and visitation rights if the parties do not reach an agreement among themselves. Our system is extremely jealous in protecting the children... View More

Hello and thank you for using JUSTIA. The legal age in Puerto Rico is 21 not 18. However, since the passport and social security are federal government issued documents you do have the right to get copies of said documents from these agencias. You can also attempt to get emancipated from your... View More