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It is going to be almost impossible since you are out of state and this is fairly complicated. By notice I meant write the attorney and tell him to quit fraudlently representing the corp.

Go down to the probate court and talk to the clerk about getting guardianship. Also check with the state to see if any aid is available. As for the house, if it is in your parents name then it will go into her estate when she dies and will be split among the five of you assuming there is...

I would put the attorney on notice CRRR.

This is a US forum. In most states any will contest must be brought within two years. I would think any claim you might have had is time barred after 13 years but you can check with a local barrister I think is the correct term.

I would respond to their letter outlining why you do not owe the rent and making any of your other claims. Send it CRRR. Do not just ignore it.

The SOL will not start to run until you actually find out about it as long as there was no due diligence fault on your part. I am not sure why the P's attorney thinks there is a conflict and won't talk to you. Looks like you should be joined as a plaintiff and the bank as a defendant. Without...

If the house is in his name, it will go into his estate and be transferred in accordance with his will in effect at that time. The house will have to be sold to pay his debts unless there is sufficient money in his estate. If he goes on Medicaid they may also have a lien on the house. Any of his...

Default judgments can be vacated for cause. You need to get the file and see what they are claiming and you will need to file an answer.

Were you ever served notice of the hearing?

It depends on state law. You can go to the probate court and open probate and demand an accounting of his possessions and debts from her. That is the only way you can proceed unless you want to buy them.

You need to file the judgment witht he clerk of court and get a Writ of Execution from the Sheriff.

You need to file your answer and counterclaim in one suit.

You need to be aware that once you settle any further claims in the future are barred. If your medical insurance is paying, then they will want to be reimbursed. Since you have actual injuries, the insurance company will probably be reasonable in offering you a settlement. I would document...

Sounds like what they are doing is illegal so that may be why they are shut down. I don't see how the contract would be binding, especially since they are the ones that have breached. Any contract regarding real estate has to be in writing in order to satisfy the Statute of Frauds.

You need to contact the Plantiff's attorney and probaby join in the suit. You may also have a cause of action against the bank but there is a Statute of Limitaitons. How did someone "drain" your bank account without your knowledge? Happens to me all the time but I am married and at least I know...

You go by the court order.

I posted the answer. What is it you do not understand?

You can subpoena the records from the DMV.

The best thing to do is to sell the truck and pay off the loan. However, I doubt that he will agree to that. If he misses a payment they can come after her. A lot depends on whether he is upside down or not. Not much she can do except wait it out.

Check to see if you have coverage under your homeowners policy.