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I do not know what the law is as to releasinginformation but you do have a choice in donating or not donating. There is nothing to file a grievance with the bar, he does not represent you. Unless you are a board member I doubt that you have any rights.

The money will be a full settlement.

What has he done with the money? Have you filed the last will with the probate court? Has the court named you as co-executors? If so, can one of you sign or are you both required to sign? If nothing has been done this is your first step to take and do it today. The bank should not have...

I assume that at this point you have the car so that issue is moot. Your best option is to go after her for the check. If it is a forgery then you may be able to get the police involved but I doubt it. You can take her to court but all you will get is a judgment that is probably uncollectable...

Again you can challenge him being named the PR of the estate but you will need more that just sayso. You also have to do it timely. You have the right to have an expert examine the will that has been submitted to the court. I have seen the first pages be on newer paper than the signatory page...

The summons is not the written statement. He will need to prove his damages to the satisfaction of the judge. You have to timely file an answer to the complaint with the court.

All you will get is a default judgment against the corp which is probably worthless unless the corp owns real property. I would say you are out of luck unless you may be able to get him on the bad check.

Follow my advice before you post again.

This is a civil matter and not a police matter. You can sue in small claims and good luck. Never write the check out to the contractor. Make it a dual check to the supplier also.

Did you request the deposition and do you have proof of the date your request was received? If so, you can make a motion for dismissal.

They are not going to reduce the debt and this will ruin his credit unless you take care of it. The first step is to put a freeze on his credit report. Then you will need to notify each party in writing CRRR that he did not take out the loans and is not responsible. Usually this takes the...

You can challenge him being named the PR of her estate. The court will presume that she destroyed the will in the safe deposit box and that this will is legitimate. You will have to prove otherwise and that will be difficult and costly.

You notify him by knocking on his door with a strawberry pie and ask pretty please. Then confirm it in writing. If he says no you have to figure out another way, possibly from the water.

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Even with a summary you are appointed as the PR by the court and should get original copies of the appointment that you can use. Ask your attorney.

No, that would not be wise. That would be illegal.

I suggest that you file a claim with the store and see how they respond. You can always sue in small claims.

Anyone can get a copy of the file from the probate court for a small fee. I would assume the 25,000 went for expenses like attorney fees, funeral, and to pay the estate's other outstanding debts.

The loan on the land would have to be in writing to be enforceable. They will probably claim the other was a gift and since you have nothing in writing your chance of recovering is slim. You may try writing to them and ask about repayment. If they reply and acknowledge they owe you the money...

You may have a claim against the people that you purchased from. Ask your attorney since there is a time limit to bring a claim.