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The objection pertains to possible mismanagement (i.e. dubious expenditures, etc.) Upon review, I wonder if I should rephrase my question: Will the estate PR, once appointed, have the authority to pay the bills, etc, before the conservatorship is terminated? If not, will the objection prevent...

RE: A conservatorship for an elderly adult who has recently died. A hearing has been scheduled on the Final Account (FA) and termination of the conservatorship. However, problems with the FA will call for an objection. At that same time, deposits and bills are piling up which the conservator is...

(Poster is pro se defendant to civil action.) I had a relative (per Minn. R. Civ. P. 4.02) serve my Answer to Plaintiff's atty by mail. Notary was unexpectedly unavailable, so we couldn't complete an Affidavit of Service (AOS) that day (which was also the last day of the Answer deadline. Answer...

Much obliged for help/insight with any of the questions below. If it's not a breach of the rules here, message me and I will compensate you. (If it is, I apologize and please disregard.) Case: Guardianship/conservatorship of elder (my grandmother.) Action: My objection to first annual...

Yes, it's certainly true that I'm at a serious disadvantage, and I'm well aware of that. But I am nevertheless going to proceed with one or more courses of action as outlined above. If any of those listed have a chance of succeeding, or shoud definitely not be undertaken, I'd welcome some...

Overview: • What do you do when you miss the deadline to file an objection to a Guardianship/Conservatorship petition (for an incapacitated senior), and the referee says he's going to grant adversary's petition if you miss it? (That's the general issue; details below. I tried to make it...

Yes, lawsuits are about money. Not necessarily financial loss though. Although I've had that here too. The yard work is an easy one: compensation is specifically provided for under Minnesota tenant law, no interpretation required. I covered that in my original post; please read it...

Let's just assume it's financially beneficial. Having a case, and the value in pursuing that case, are two different things. And right now, I need to establish the former. I'm prepared to litigate or go to SC court. I may be able to seek damages for more than just the obvious things you...

Yeah, I know about remedies for appliance repairs. It's not just one thing, like the fridge. I'm seeking damages against them for the list of items I mentioned; I'm wondering if I have a case or not.

It's a regular rental situation.

Note: I say "harassment/exploitation" in the title not to be hyperbolic, but simply because I wasn't sure how to sum up the situation. I rent a room in a large house with six other roommates. No lease. I've had problems with the caretaker, and to a lesser extent, the owners. Here's my...