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Whose name or names is/are on the title?

How did he get a credit card in her name?

You need a lawyer.

Here's what you need to do: The affected person called to inform the "collection agent" the matter of the set aside. They informed her that they would need a copy of such minutes and that she would still probably have to pay some or most of the bail.

Ah! Well then you make it easy. The choice was pay or quit and if she does not want to pay, then she leaves.

Q: anyways well now there is a court order pay or quit and my mother doesnt know what to do. A: Pay or quit.

The deed in lieu of is a good out for you. Take it. Also, yes, you must respond to the lawsuit.

Thanks. That sounds like a good idea.

Hire a lawyer and go after him. He does have money, doesn't he? If not, you are wasting your time. Still, it would not be a bad idea to get a judgment in your lawsuit. You never know, he may have money or property one of these days.

Talk this over with a good tax CPA.

What proof do you have that the shop caused the damage?

Anyone may sue anybody at any time for anything anywhere.

Your choices are either get a lawyer and spend a lot of your inheritance on lawyer fees OR Wait until you are 25 OR Get a loan using your inheritance as collateral.

http://www.courtinfo.ca.gov/selfhelp/ That site has all the information you need. If you have specific questions, then post back.

Hire a lawyer and sue them. Your failure to notify them damaged them in no way.

This sounds over the top to me. Talk to your lawyer. If that doesn't work, then try bill mediation through the state bar.

Can they do that if repairs are in the process of being made what are my rights? How long do I have to make the repairs? These are questions you need to be asking the folks who condemned the house. Also, it could be for other reasons: urban renewal, new highway, etc.

Call the immigration bureaucrats.

CCRs. Read them.

Q: Can this be done? A: According to what you say, yes.