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Your suspicions are probably correct. As a minority shareholder you do have the right to see the books but you are in a very difficult position. There is no market for your shares so a judge will either order the company dissolved or order her to buy you out. It is also possible she is keeping...

You can't take it to court, you have to wait until they sue you.

It is a violation of the Code of Professional Conduct to threaten someone with a criminal charge in order to collect a debt. Find out if this person is actually an attorney and then file a complaint with the CA bar and the bar of her state. If you owe the money make arrangements to pay but...

Don't use the site lsited above. You are entitled to a free report once a year and don't have to join anything.

The original stop was probably illegal but any experienced officer can come up with a reason that the local judge will approve. That sounds like the case here. After the stop the open containers gave him probable cause to search and he really did not need your consent. If you can get a...

I don't see the need for a prenup. However, when you sell the house you may want to keep that money separate. If you use it to buy another house or put it in a joint account it will become marital property. Same for the stocks and IRA. As long as you keep them separate there will not be a...

It is her separate money so why should she let you access the account? I wouldn't.

You need to get legal custody. However, in the meantime you can go in and talk to the CS office to see if they will stop the CS on their on.

The Supreme Court would probably overturn Miranda but none of them want to be the Court that took away everyone's "rights".

You are going to need an attoreny so retain one now. Normally your personal assets are protected in the absence of fraud or self dealing.

Get an estimate to repair the driveway and sue him in small claims. The longer you wait the less chance you have of recovery.

I have never heard of profit by deceit but that may be a specifc state violation somewhere. It really sounds like a scam. While they can bring charges for fraud, the police will not usually get involved unless it is a large amount of money or ID theft. It is also illegal to use the threat of...

Probably better to take your PFJ. You can usually go in before your trial date and talk to the prosecutor. Ask the clerk if this is possible and for his hours.

It would help to prove that the transfer was not fraudlent if you and the relative had entered into a contract prior to you acquiring the property.

It sounds like she needs to visit an elder care attorney. You can find a list at the NAELA website. She needs to do a POA and a living will. The main purpose of a living trust is to avoid the time and expense of probate, not to avoid having to pay for her care. If she transfers the property...

Your best option is a contract but you do need the advice of an attorney in order to be sure it is properly drafted. If you were to split or one of you dies the legal fees to get it straightened out could be quite large not to mention having everything tied up for a number of years.

Did you provide any of the moeny to purchase the home and by bills to you mean the mortgage payments also?

She may have a claim since it has become the marital home. You can sell and see what she says but a potential buyer will probably want a release from her.

The court in Texas has jurisdiction since proceedings are underway in that court. He could ask his attorney if they can separate the proceedings.

You have taken your Dad's money and now want him to suffer. You are not going to get any sympathy here.