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@army judge Appears to have been written by a Texan to discourage out-of-staters. TEXAS CAUTION: In regard to all the people wanting to move here from New York and California as well as many other heavily populated cities across the country, as well as those wanting to visit... Before you...

Agree. We can't be of any further help to you. Thread locked.

A guy's driving down the road. Suddenly the lug nuts pop off. As he skids to the side he watches his tire bounce down the road and he says "You picked a fine time to leave me loose wheel."

I love jokes like that. I have a few of my own. A sign in a sporting goods store during the off season: "Now is the winter of our discount tents." Why does Norway put barcodes on its battleships: To scandanavian. Mr and Mrs Potato Head got incredibly wealthy from the sale of their toys that...

At this point you'll have to settle for what you can get. Doesn't appear that you can do anything else.

Just a matter of convenience for me.

Here are a couple of UK legal forums. https://www.reddit.com/r/LegalAdviceUK/ https://legalbeagles.info/forums/

Your other thread was locked because the content was unacceptable. Now this thread is locked. Come back with more of the same and you'll be banned from the site.

Former landlord here. Two tenants - joint and several. One rent check on the due date. Full stop. :)

The city council, the mayor, your district rep.

Sorry to rain on your parade but the chances of any attorney working on your issues via a contingency arrangement are close to zero. Whatever they charge, they will want a large retainer up front. Based on the variety of issues you wrote about, a retainer is likely to be in the area of $5000...

Here is the Texas statute that applies to homeowners associations. Somewhere in there lies the answer to your question. https://law.justia.com/codes/texas/property-code/title-11/chapter-209/ Additional information from the Texas State Law Library...

The first and obvious thing that occurs to me is to go to the store during business hours and talk to whoever is there. Might take a couple of visits. If that doesn't work, check the probate court's website and search for the store owner's name. If probate has been opened there will be...

Good luck with your quest. Thread locked.

Successful? No way to predict. But sue you? Certainly. Do you think your satisfaction is worth the tens of thousands you will spend on attorney fees? Mind your own ______ing business.

You can file a complaint with the police department. Where it goes from there is anybody's guess.

For negligence? No. A claim under the liability coverage is likely to be denied since the homeowner was not at fault. However, all homeowner policies have Medical Payments coverage, that pays only for medical bills (nothing else) for a guest injured on the premises regardless of cause...

Wasn't that money immediately distributed to the beneficiaries? It should have been as a beneficiary account belongs to the beneficiary at the moment of death. It's no longer part of the estate. No probate, no trust, no delay. What were cash accounts doing in the trust whan they had named...

Of course they CAN do it. They DID do it. Irony aside, that's how it is supposed to work. SSA knows what account the money went to, knows the date of death, and gets back the overpayment.

1 - Greedy heirs are common. 2 - "Made whole" is a myth. 3 - Frankly, what happened is nobody's fault but the decedent's. All this could have been avoided with proper estate planning and the use of beneficiary accounts and transfer on death deeds. If you have multiple offsprings, think about...