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You would need to contact the institution to see what they require. Why are you not going to probate. You are not the person responsible for the estate until the probate court says you are.

You need to go to the probate court and get a copy of the file. The clerk can explain what has been done to date but cannot give you any legal advice. What your Mom told you and what is actually in the will may be two different things. With that said, it is not unusual for the PR to abuse their...

Actually the clerk will not "direct you from there". The clerk will likely tell you to consult an attorney. You can ask her if there are any similar cases and you can request a copy since it is public record. Then you can copy the form. While you must reply within the time limit, I suggest...

Contact the clerk of court and ask her to check her records. It may just be an incorrect entry. If not all you may have to do is to send in the fine.

You need to talk to an attorney about your rights.

My guess is that this is a local ordinance and it is not reported. Go to court and ask for a dismissal. Take pictures of the side of the park without any posted signs. You may be able to look up the ordinance on the city's website.

My guess is that you are on the hook. You need to consult with an attorney. You may have some coverage under your homeowner's policy.

Florida has some very specific homestead laws that protect the spouse. Your dad needs to see an attorney a draw up a new will. He also needs to do a POA, living will, etc.

Yes you can still report it and you can sue them for the value of the painting in small claims.

Mediation is just that, it does not effect the actual court case. I always adivse full disclosure during mediation. Here I do not see what the BK has to do with it since the trustee would have a claim to the settlement.

It would depend on the exact wording of the divorce agreement. Here it appears he still owns half of the house but is willing to sign it over to her. Why rock that boat?

I think you really need a divorce attorney. In my experience the police will always side with the woman, especially since you had already been arrested for DV. You have no case against the officer or department.

Depends on your state and what the lcoal judge normally does. In a college town it usually is very strict and this is a serious violation. Since you are under age one of your parents will probably have to go to court with you. Only a local attorney can tell you what to expect.

The company that owns the building can sue for damages and an injunction based on trespass and nuisance. It is their call. Individually you can sue for damages. Start by getting an estimate on buffing off the paint and send them a demand for payment. In a similar case I had about fifty cars...

Here is a link from the CA state bar that may help http://www.calbar.ca.gov/state/calbar/calbar_generic.jsp?cid=10581&id=2189 You need to submit the will for probate and apply to be named as the Personal Representative. Insurance passes outside the estate. Everything else in his estate...

It usually is a civil matter. I don't know what they would charge him with.

You don't have any recourse except to file a complaint. If they had found something, you may have been able to get it excluded from introduction as evidence in your trial. You have no damages and no case.

They are supposed to dismiss when you send in a copy of your license and state that you were not the driver. They can not make you id the actual driver but they can haul you into court and intimidate you.

Go in and talk to the prosecutor and ask for a nine over which is no points and no insurance increase. If he won't go for that, use your PFJ.

Yes they can. I assume that you did not have it insured. You can sue the person that stole the vehile but your chances of getting anything out of him are slim. I assume that you reported it stolen so why wasn't the driver arrested?