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You have to properly file and serve a mechanics lein and then perfect then lein by a foreclosure action. Everything has to be done in absolute compliance with the statute. Hire an attorney.

If you are contacting previous customers, there could be a problem. You are better off not to solict them and you should discontinue working for any of them. It is also not good to talk about your former employer. New customers or a general advertisement so they can contact you are OK.

You really need to consult an attorney. Lein laws are very state specific and depend on the specific circumstances.

Have you checked to see if he filed the POA? Use the phrase "on or about" and send the revocation CRRR. Then the new POA can demand an accounting. Don't expect him to sing and return.

The judge should not be talking directly to her. However, it is likely that he will require matching coverage.

Requiring her to disclose the 401k is part of the discovery process. This is a forum, not a free attorney service. You need to spend some time at your local law library or hire an attoreny.

It depends on the wording of the wills. You can have them reviewed by an attorney to be sure but the answer is probably.

The first thing you should have done is to have your own insurance. You can sue them. probably in small claims and you should win.

Your insurance company is obligated to defend. Send the notice on to them.

In VA you really need an attorney for a reckless. It is a criminal charge. Google for an attorney in the county in which the court is located.

Normally there is a general "catchall" statute that requires you to stop prior to entering a street from a private drive whether there is a stop sign or not.

The attorney is familar with the situation and local law, therefore you need to follow his adivce.

Really can't tell enough about the situation and everything depends on the paperwork. Take everything to a real estate attorney for an opinion.

Was the will ever probated? To answer your questions, your spouse will have to move out at your death. If you move out, you can collect the rent but will still be responsible for the maintenance and taxes. Usually the better option is to sell if the brother is willing to give you a reasonable...

Contact the clerk. The judge will set a hearing on the amount of damages. You still have to prove the amount owed and then all you will get is a judgment. Unless they own real property, your chances of ever getting anything are slim.

You should have gone to the PO and picked up the letter. It depends on the law of your state. Usually personal service is required but after initial service, certified mail is OK and it does not matter whether you actually pick up the letter or not.

Yes, that is exactly what I am telling you. Anything regarding real estate must be in writing and you are charged with doing your due dilligence. Other than your word you have no proof and he is denying it. Never buy property without a current survey and putting your hand on the corner pins.

I agree. She now has no insurable interest in his life.

No. A POA ends at death.

As I understand it, she is still alive? How long ago was the deed executed and recorded? Did she have capacity at the time and did you use an attorney for the deed and did he interview her outside of your presence?