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If you owe the bill pay it. The fact that you do not have money is no defense. If you do not show up, a default judgment will be entered against you.

Such orders are extremely hard to enforce.

When you had your house inspected, did you get a warranty with it? If not, then you need to do more investigation. What you have now is merely speculation.

Sue everybody; let the court sort it out.

Find another buyer.

What does the judgment in your lawsuit say in answer to your questions?

Who gave you POA over the niece? How old is the niece? You cannot control the niece's actions. Q: If 2 people are married dose a morgage have to be in both of there names and what if it is in only the husbands name? A: No; the mortgage could be in just one name. If it is just in...

Someone told me about a law that stated you could break any lease agreement within 7 days of signing, but I don't know very much about it. That's because it does not exist.

Did the info come from the court? If so, then go to the hearing. If you do not go, then they can get a default judgment against you.

Sue the bad people in small claims court.

Your son is an alcoholic. Insist he get treatment. The judge is doing her job.

Ask for validation. Google.

Post back when you know the whole story.

If you think you were overcharged, then tell the lawyer. If you are not satisfied, go to the fee dispute committee of the state bar. (By the way, having a joint will is a very bad idea and an ethical attorney will not do one.)

Could you be a tad less vague?

Hire a lawyer immediately.

Keep your door bolted from the inside from now on.

One thing you could do is pay your bills. Stand by for other options.

Q: The question was, is she responsible for a bond forfeiture that was set aside within a week of the missed court date? A: I will be getting the court minutes copy to the lady this weekend to send to the collection agent. That is where you will find the answer.

Here's where the stuff will go: Florida: http://www.finance.cch.com/pops/c50s10d190_FL.asp North Carolina: http://www.finance.cch.com/pops/c50s10d190_NC.asp