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If he hit the back fender I would say he is at fault. You can expect the insurance company to deny your claim. Vehicles have the right to stop suddenly.

The house goes into the estate and must be sold if there are not enough assets to pay the debts. You would get any money that is left over. The estate can defend the credit card debts if they are past the statute of limitaitons. Someone must open probate of the estate.

Texas is a community property state and it depends on what relatives you are talking about. § 45. COMMUNITY ESTATE. (a) On the intestate death of one of the spouses to a marriage, the community property estate of the deceased spouse passes to the surviving spouse if: (1) no child or...

As to what? The guardianship ended when she died and the Personal Representative can ask for an accounting of any funds that you accessed.

He would have to agree to the guardianship assuming she does not have capacity. It would not be wise to move her from her current doctors. If they have room possibly some extended visitations split among the siblings.

If the debt is that old and they have not taken you to court then the Statute of Limitations has run and they can't legally collect. They can still call you but there is nothing they can do and you can get it off you credit reprot if it still shows. There is a 7 year limit on your credit report...

In GA you do have the right to a jury trial and you may have a chance of them finding you not guilty. You can mail or fax your not guilty plea with a request for jury trial to the court and avoid the arraignment. Just be sure to check with the clerk. It does clearly have to be an emergency...

The NAF has been successfully challenged in some areas. I suggest that you look up the law in your state and see if there are any precedents. The cases have turned on whether you actually agreed to arbitrate.

Are you going to be responsible for the remainder of the medical bills? If you can find an attorney to take the case he will probably want 40% of any settlement. Without an attorney you are probably going to be limited to suing in small claims so you can check to see what that limit is. If you...

If you know this is happening you can file in the probate court for an accounting. It is not unusual in this market for a house to sell at less than FMV. Why don't you offer the FMV? What do the others involved say? If you all ask the court to appoint another PR, they probably will.

The personal representative of the estate can sell the property. The money would be distributed in accordance with state law. Or let me say it should be.

I suggest that you call the attorney and get more information. If you are not divorced you are entitled to a portion of his estate and there may also be a claim from the wreck.

You will have to go the the probate court and open probate on her estate. Even though you paid the taxes you may not have any legal right to the house. It depends on the number of relatives.

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You should but that costs them money. Usually if it is a small amount you are better off suing them yourself in small claims. Don't forget to check your state to see if you can get dimunition of value on you vehicle unless you have already signed a release. Some companies are worse than...

It is unlikely he can be made to pay for college but that is very state specific. I assume that he wants the 16,000 again for his share of the house. It would depend on exactly what you signed but I very much doubt it after only 4 months. You will need an attorney to get the deed set aside but...

If you ignore the ticket, they will notify SC to suspend your license. You can go back, retain an attorney, or pay.

Getting paid for a soft tissue injury, especially where there is already a prior problem, is always tough. It doesn't sound like you have much of a case which explains your atorney's attitude. It is not unusual for these things to take up to two years. You are correct in the approach the...

Gradparents have very limited visitation rights and it depends on state law. You need an attorney to file an answer. It is unlikely she will be awarded any visitation especially because of the distance. It could be a year or two before a hearing is held so you need to start a log. In these...

She has the choice of actually going to trial and taking her chances. She can withdraw her plea since the judge did not follow the agreement. The state will then have to prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt and she might get more or less if found guilty.