It is very rare (but not impossible) for a will to be irrevocable. For that reason alone you should have both wills reviewed by a probate attorney for definitive advice.

After several more years with no Indictment, you might file for Expungement.

No, but what counts is whether a Detainer Warrant has been filed or not.

The FTA is the least of your problems. Apparently you have not reached a disposition of your case. Hire a competent attorney to represent you, which may include Motions to Suppress, etc. if you are Indicted. Not showing up for Court is never excused when you are the defendant. Obviously you... Read more »

Domestic Assault is worse than some Felonies, and you should have known that 25 years ago prior to pleading. I assume that conviction is on your NCIC. You may wish to examine the legal weapons you can possess. There are muzzleloaders that can kill an elephant.

If a denial of claim is asserted, then you might consider an Insurance Bad Faith Refusal Action.

Usually that is not a prohibition on the insurer. Read your contract of insurance carefully. Probably need another carrier now.

Be prepared to hire an attorney if you are Indicted. At least start contemplating what specific Discovery will be sought, and tack any witnesses and their statements down now. May be time for a new phone or computer.

You can report the act you have personal knowledge of to the Sheriff. Trespass and vandalism are involved, which will require the Surveyor to return and restore the monument. That corner is owned by both of you. You may wish to sue for civil damages in Sessions Court, then place a Judgment... Read more »

It should if it is drafted and executed correctly. Administrator will probably want an original DPOA, unless you can get them to accept a copy. If not, a conservatorship may be preferable instead of a Declaratory Judgment and Recovery Action where jurisdiction will always be a problem.... Read more »

Fritz-Howard Raymond Clapp
answered on Jan 30, 2023

BITSY BOOP, with a design of a little girl, was registered by the Hearst corporation in 1998 for tee shirts, and one half of Hearst's interest was assigned to Fleischer Studios in 1999. The joint owners failed to maintain the registration with a required statement of continuing use in 2005,... Read more »

If the life estate deed was properly executed and recorded, and your father has already passed, then, when your mother has passed you, as the remainderman, will be the sole owner. Her will can have no impact on that property, because her life estate ends at her death. In other words, the property... Read more »

Fritz-Howard Raymond Clapp
answered on Jan 27, 2023

Federal trademark registration is not necessary for use of the trademark, and the mark may continue to be used by its owner pending its registration. Until the registration has been issued, however, its owner does not have the ability to sue in federal court for its infringement.

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I do not recommend you use any assets that are subject to Probate Jurisdiction until the Estate is closed and the funds are properly distributed to you. Otherwise it would be a breach of fiduciary duty, or there might be a late filed Estate Claim, another Will filed, etc.

Yes it is possible, especially if your possession and use of the credit card is unauthorized. There may be defenses for purchase of necessities. A jury might infer permission to purchase items for the Family.

It depends on a variety of circumstances. You can have a lawyer look into it.

That is a very loaded question. I would consult with an attorney in person.

Henry Ambrose
answered on Jan 25, 2023

Thank you for helping people.

I think what you are looking for is here: https://www.tn.gov/coverkids/coverkids.html

Keep up the good work.

Your question makes no sense. Redo your question. There is a procedure in General Sessions Court to appeal the denial of a Handgun Permit.

Defendant needs an attorney to represent him. He should probably keep quiet, especially about his claim of non-citizenship.