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Add evidence of paying rent to that.

The statute of frauds does not apply to landlord-tenant agreements. Most states, if not all, allow for oral rental agreements. Nevada Revised Statute 118A-160 defines rental agreement as: "any oral or written agreement for the use and occupancy of a dwelling unit or premises."...

Depends on what your estate is worth and how involved your bequests are. See if you can get a free consult with an estate attorney to get any idea of what the fees would be.

Why is it that people keep posting here about money issues without ever mentioning how much money is involved. 1 - How much self-employment income have you made this year to date? 2 - What is your monthly SSDI amount? 3 - What kind of work is your teenager looking to do? 4 - What is his...

Your proposed will is too involved for DIY based on internet advice. You need to hire an estate attorney to draft if for you.

You quit. The advice is to move on.

No. The First Amendment is not absolute. The owner of private property gets to decide who enters that property and under what circumstances. Yes, there are exceptions, but they don't apply to politicians seeking entry. You will need the consent of the building owners.

It looks like your brother has created a life estate deed where you are now the sole owner of the property and he reserved the right to live in it until he dies. There are several sources of information about life estates in the following search...

Stick around. @Tax Counsel may arrive soon and answer your questions.

@cbg may have a comment about that issue. Seems to me that this is similar to the "reverse discrimination claims" of decades ago when "diversity" was called "affirmative action." The purpose of "affirmative action" was to give minority workers an assist in employment. Complaints were legion...

Never rely on phone calls to bureaucrats. Go to the court and make sure your case gets filed and date stamped so you can get it served. By the way, have you included the property owner as a defendant? The property management company is only the agent for the owner. The owner bears the...

Apologies. I think I overlooked that. So, the people at Citibank are ignorant aholes. See if you can get something in writing from the local SSA office that the money does not have to be paid back. If you can't get that I suggest you email an appropriate corporate executive...

Same here.

I went through this when my Mom died. Citibank is correct. SSA has no obligation to notify you of anything. And they don't. They automatically take back the money. In your case they can't do that since you closed the account. You aren't going to win this. Go to the local SS office (if there...

You may have to post a bond to get clear title. See statute: California Vehicle Code § 4157 (2023) :: 2023 California Code :: US Codes and Statutes :: US Law :: Justia Ask about it when you are at the DMV. No need to go from website to website. You'll get the same answers. (OP also posted...

Even on the remote chance that the broker owed you anything, it would be the difference between what the first sale price was and what you could sell it for now. You didn't answer my question about a purchase/sale contract. Did you overlook that, too? I can't imagine anybody buying an $80,000...

Too bad. You screwed yourself. Another thing. Didn't you reserve the right to review and sign any sales contracts created by your broker? If not, then I suggest you correct both your mistakes before the next buyer comes along.

We have defenses. And allies.

10-4, 10-4

For a cat-tastrophy claim. On a cat-ingency fur agreement.