That's because you both are jointly and severally liable for the lease and the LL will keep both of you on it until the unit is returned to him in the condition that it was in when you moved in, exclusive of normal wear and tear.
When I had my rentals that's how I handled roommate tenants.
You...
Yes.
You created a reasonable suspicion that a crime may be in progress.
Have you memorized the thousands of federal and state firearms laws?
Another one with "constitutional rights." Sigh.
Are you one of those people that walk around carrying an AR-15 to conduct recorded police response...
Trusts are private documents designed to avoid having to go to court for the estate.
Get the electronic copy printed out.
Whether it's acceptable or not depends on the changes to the original trust and whether or not somebody is disputing those changes.
The following resource about lost trust...
You're correct. You have around 50 previous posts on several issues going back to 2019.
https://www.thelaw.com/search/528852/?c[users]=Nasheayahu&o=date
Which one is this about, so we'll have the opportunity to review the appropriate posts. Include the dates.
You're delusional. Officers of the Court are generally immune to such lawsuits.
Perhaps you mean that you are filing an appeal of a decision that was not in your favor.
The two main grounds for an appeal are that the judge erred in interpreting the facts or erred in applying the law. There may...
Don't have to. It's axiomatic that when somebody files anything in court that purports to work against your interests, you must file a response that defends your interests.
Petitions, motions, pleadings, etc, that are not responded to may be granted by the court.
Does it make sense now?
Not...
This is simple. The granddaughter filed to be rep of the estate. Now you go to the courthouse and file to be rep of the estate. The court will determine priority.
You're wasting time here.