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The child cannot sign a will under a POA. Currently the 1984 will is the valid one. Nothing else matters. A new will now could probably be challenged on lack of capacity or undue influence since the parent cannot communicate.

You shouldn't be practicing law without a license.

Usually they will reduce it when you show for court. However, attorney fees in NC are very reasonable and it may be cheaper to pay the attorney rather than waste a day in traffic court.

See if you can't go in and see the prosecutor prior to your court date and get it reduced to a nine over which is no points. Save the PFJ.

Google personal jurisdiction. If they have jurisdiciton, they will transfer the judgment to NC and try to collect. To prevent that you need to file an answer and have a defense, such as the SOL. If they do not have jurisdiction, you can wait until they transfer the judgment and then try to...

Unless you are willing to accept what he offers, you will have to file suit. For that you need an attorney. Does that clear up SJ's reply for you?

Put it in writing that the court has waived personal appearance and send it CRRR. Be sure to get the name of the clerk.

I agree with not enough involved to hire an attorney. Get the check and file a police report. Then send the information to the insurance company CRRR requesting that they issue you a new check. I doubt that there is anything you or the police can do at this late date other than file the report...

A little confused about your question. If the person admitted paternity and his name was placed on the birth certificate, then it is his child as far as the courts are concerned. An action would have to be brought to "de-establish" paternity. This would only come into play under intestacy.

You will need to check the Wisconsin rules. Usually either you or an attorney have to make what is known as a "special appearance" to contest jurisdicition. Rather than an answer you want to file a motion to dismiss for lack of personal jurisdiciton. Some courts will allow you to appear by...

There are a lot of reasons a traffic ticket can be dismissed and no one can say what a particular judge will do on a particular day. The dismissal may give the insurance company a reason (like they really need one) to deny the claim and then you will have to sue. I suggest that you contact...

If both your names or on the deed the mortgage company will wnat both of you to sign. He can buy it in his name only and then transfer to a joint deed. There are several ways to hold joint title so you need to be sure it is worded they way you want. You can google joint tenancy, tennancy in...

No. Your estate is responsible for the debt. Any assets will have to be sold to pay the debts of the estate in the order of precedence set by your state. Usually the funeral home, attorney and doctors get theirs first.

You can both argue your positions in front of a judge and he will decide. Normally the contract would prevail but contracts can be modified by a later agreement between the parties. Let a local attorney look at the wording and give you an opinion.

The question is whether the Wisconsicon court has jurisdiction and the answer is probably not. I assume that you signed some type of credit agreement that had a choice of law clause. It is likely that an Iowa court will find the agreement against public policy but you never know. Either way...

Have the wills done by an attorney. He will know the proper wording to be sure that a contract is formed.

If your insurance company feels they are overcharging, they will either reject the claim or the adjuster will negotiate a reduced price. The the utility company has the option to take you to court but they will have to prove their damages.

If you are the at fault driver, then you are responsible for damages caused by your negligence. That is why you carry insurance.

Yes. The court will likely find a constructive trust in favor of the children but you will need to act fast. Contact an attorney immediately.

You can always sell your share of the corporation to the other party. The main problem is if you have signed any personal guarantees. You will need to get releases to aviod future liability.