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Only what is in writing counts as it would be your word against his. This is what I found when googling Michigan State Law on probate: http://courts.co.calhoun.mi.us/note0025.htm Pursuant to MCL 700.3908 after the probable charges against the estate are known, the personal representative may...

It should be in your loan agreement somewhere that when you die the debt is gone (not in those words). Also you can contact the loan agency and ask them directly. Upon your death your wife would have to send a death certificate to the loan agency.

No, you do not have a case. Your car insurance should cover it unless you have only liability or a high deductable. The apartment complex already stated they would not be responsible and golf courses are never held responsible. But that being said, people sue even when they do not seem to have...

From http://labor-employment-law.lawyers.com/employment-contracts/Non-Compete-Contracts.html Non-compete agreements are becoming an increasingly popular way for employers to try to limit employees and former employees from working for a competitor, or from divulging trade secrets or other...

Yes, that will help you. She can't ask for more than is owed by the others plus she didn't allow you to move someone in but kicked you out to move in someone she wanted.

Don't do anything until you are actually contacted, then tell them you won't speak with them until you have retained consul. I suggest a lawyer in Ohio since everything is being handled there and it may cost less as a NYC lawyer may have to travel to Ohio to do business for you. But it really...

You need to get a Real Estate Lawyer to help you in the city where this is occuring. Doing anything long distance is too difficult and will cost you more.

The fact you continue to use the service regularly may imply a continuation of the original contract in five year increments. If the contractor claims the contract is void and requires you to pay; then, get that statement in writing and give them a 90 day notice to terminate. However, it may be...

Have yoiu been contacted by someone, child protective services, or the future ex-wife's lawyer? You have had not had contact in 15 years so I don't know how anything you might have to say would be relevant to the current day happenings, plus you don't even live near your brother to have...

Dispute the debts with the credit reporting companies and file a complaint with http://www.ftc.gov/os/statutes/fcrajump.shtm against the companies who are harrassing you. Was the van in his name or both? House? Did you have any other debts that were in both your names, credit cards etc...

I am so sorry I posted the wrong link...if someone could please remove the link above I would really appreciate it. Here is the correct link: http://www.ftc.gov/os/statutes/fcrajump.shtm

Send them a return receipt, certified letter stating that you want your server returned immediately. File a small claims suit against them for the return of the server or cost of the server if they fail to respond.

In some states, it is legal to drink in the company of your parents. Check your state laws. It does sound odd that you were not with the group and they went and got you from a different area...maybe you need to seek a lawyers advice about that and see what he or she advises.

Do you have before pictures? Are you in possession of the gown now? Do you have the receipts for the cost of the dress. With the before and after pictures I would think you have a good chance of winning some of the cost of the dress if it is totally ruined as you describe, but maybe at a...

You may need to see a Real Estate Lawyer to sort this out. It is not clear what you want to do about this or what type of help you think you need. Is it about the insurance? The bank? What is a HELOC?

What state are you posting from? Usually there is a time limit for an appeal.

You may check out the laws by googling your state's Landlord tenent Laws

You can sue her in civil court but there is a limit on how much you can sue for. Keep paying until the suit is over and if you are awarded money use it to pay down the debt. How much did you co-sign for? Maybe talk to someone about filing possible fraud charges too.

http://www.ftc.gov/os/statutes/fcrajump.shtm You may file a complaint or ask questions.

Your wife will not be responsible for your student loans. If you had a co-signer they may be responsible.