Recent content by zddoodah

If you want guardianship over your niece's son, then you should retain the services of a local attorney to petition the court to set up a guardianship.

Your father died 40 years ago, and his name is still on title? Why? In the six years since her death, what steps have been taken to administer her estate? Did you do this in exchange for the promise of some sort of reward? If so, do you have any written evidence of that promise, and is the...

That's an awfully vague question, but the general answer is that the law doesn't really care. You might find this article instructive: The Seven Grounds for Divorce in Texas and Why They Matter Not entirely sure what this means, but he needn't sign anything for you to get divorced. Huh...

You didn't answer all the questions I asked, but the bottom line is that the situation seems to be this: She claims you owe her money. You claim you don't. You're not seeking anything from her, and you're no longer living with her. If she wants to sue you, she can (likely in small claims...

Did you, at some point while you were living there, get another job and resume paying rent? If so, when did that happen? For which specific months did she cover your rent? How much is she seeking from you? So...that means you moved in sometime in mid-2024, correct? What steps has she...

If you get your money, then there's no issue, right? "They"? As in the owner of the app? How would you expect the owner of the app to do anything about that? Like everyone else, you have dozens of legal rights, and it would serve no useful purpose to try and list them all, especially...

Are you a/the trustee? A beneficiary? Both? Neither? Asked whom? Told by whom? Who are "they"? Also, "filing for an extension" seems to contradict "filed [on] July 15." Of course a thing that must be filed on July 1 is late if filed on July 15.

What do the HOA's by-laws say on this issue? Huh? Are you saying your HOA requires that you have multiple dogs? What do your by-laws say about your guests bringing dogs when they visit? OK...so tell your guest not to bring his/her dog when he/she comes to visit you. What do your by-laws...

You might want to provide some background. You refer to the children as your daughters but also seem uncertain if that's the case. Why is that? Are you now or were you ever married to the children's mother? If so, please provide the date of the marriage, the date of separation/divorce (if...

Nationally? LOL! I live on the west coast, and I'm confident that pretty much no one out here knows about your county's law enforcement, and most folks couldn't even name any county in Florida other than Dade and Orange. Since 2/3 of your examples involve you breaking the law, I'd suggest...

Sent to you in what country? Sent from whom (e.g., a business, a friend/family member)? What was in the package? Was the package sent to you in consideration for you paying some amount of money to the sender? If so, how much money did you send, and how was it paid? Unknown to whom? To...

Your generalization isn't necessarily true. However, riddle me this: Would you want to spend hundreds of hours working hard on something with the prospect of being paid only if 6-12 members of the general public agree with you? For an attorney to accept a case on contingency, he/she must...

FWIW, I have no idea what these things mean. Facts and circumstances matter, and you have (appropriately) provided only the most vague facts. It would not be appropriate to identify the specific names or the relevant facts, so a proper trademark/trade name analysis isn't really possible on a...

Despite the pull-down menu that allows you to select other jurisdictions, these boards are for issues of U.S. law only. That being said... I don't know what law that might violate, but it certainly was an imprudent action. You're joking, right? You expect the police to devote resources to...

How would you "change" your "portion of the house . . . to the trust" except by signing a deed? I have no idea what you mean by "change the title of the deed." The only way to transfer title (to a trust or otherwise) is by execution of a deed. I would strongly suggest you confer with an...