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The issue of ownership is always a question of competing claims. Who has the best claim to the dog? Arguaby, it's the original shelter from which it was obtained under false pretences. If anything, the fact that you lied to the original shelter to get the dog in the first place means your...

Sorry, I misread the OP and thought the son was using the dad's SSN.

Whether you have the right to erect a gravestone depends on a number of factors. Who has the deed to the plot? What do the cemetery rules state? And what jurisdiction is this?

A verbal agreement is a contract, the only difficulty is proving it. It sounds like you will be able to at least show the court that you did some work and were supposed to be paid. The question will be, how much? And the judge will have to consider your word against whatever the contractor...

What's riding on this? At worst, the animal rescue you relinquished the dog to could try to sue you to enforce the surrender form. Considering the dog was yours, and you want to keep it, and the whole raison d'etre of dog rescue organizations is to place unwanted dogs with owners that will...

What jurisdiction is this in? Local occupier's liability laws may vary. Generally, the business has to take reasonable care to ensure the safety of persons on its premises. Exactly what that entails depends on the circumstances.

Tough spot for you to be in. The credit card company won't believe you unless you're prepared to put your money where your mouth is, so to speak. If you want to make this stick, you need to file fraud charges against your son.

I'm not a constitutional lawyer, but you have the right to free speech and assembly. I would guess that as long as you don't interfere with the business or with the person's going into or out of it, you are free to picket it.

Why does he believe that? Depends on what the court thinks the agreement between the two of you is. Sounds like it's his word against yours. Bring your sales records of past years and your sales records of jobs he actually worked on to show that he was not a major part of your business and...

If US immigration gets a hold of this, up to $250,000 fine or 5 years in prison. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sham_marriage

You can designate personal property with an aggregate value of up to $60,000 (for a family) as exempt from garnishment. Your car could be part of that designation. http://www.tlsc.org/lhot%20pubs/rights%20of%20debtors%20in%20texas.pdf If your wife was not party to the lawsuit, and the...

You could always be sued and be required to defend your action. Other than that, no. POAs are also free to relinquish their power. If you find it's onerous, you can bail.

You don't write to the judge. You write to the court. Look up the court clerk's address on their website and contact them that way. From the gcserv website: Our Call Center Hours: Monday - Thursday 8:00AM - 9:00PM Pacific Standard Time Friday 8:00AM - 7:00PM Pacific Standard Time...

If you want to try to get them to accept monthly payments, you should try to reach a settlement with them.

What's your jurisdiction?

The SOF doesn't cover agreements for the performance of services. Even if it did, the SOF is probably inapplicable to your situation. The SOF is invoked when you argue the alleged contract was unenforceable because it failed to comply with the legal requirement of being in writing. It's...

What's your jurisdiction? In all likelihood, he can probably simply return the marriage certificate un-certified by the JP, or just rip it up. I'm not sure what you mean by "legally write to the girl", but he doesn't need to do that. It would undoubtedly be a good thing to do so she's not...

It sounds like the hospital didn't apply for a loan on your behalf, they simply sold your debt to City National. City National is purporting to treat your debt as a revolving credit facility. (I find this difficult to believe - theoretically, it could mean you could borrow from City National...

I don't know anything about the specifics of the agreement pursuant to which the cheque was drawn, or indeed whether there was an agreement. And the OP is (wisely, I might say) probably long gone from this thread. But I DO know that you can't just blithely stop payment on a cheque. Correct...

You might not need an attorney, but it will certainly help. Not being familiar with the specifics of creditors liens in TX, I can offer only general suggestions. If your husband has no interest in the land you currently live on, the credit card company is not entitled to a lien on your that...