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This should have been taken care of in the divorce. Ask your attorney. Whose name is on the title?

I assume that you failed to have an attorney go over the contract since an attorney would never advise you to agree to specific performance. He is going to win in court and you will end up paying his attorney fees, probably to the tune of an extra 25,000. If the contract had specific...

If you can't get it dismissed and I have no idea how you could do that, they will suspend your license again.

If he is disabled with no income you are unlikely to get much in the way of child support. Assuming that you are domiciled in CA, contact an attorney.

The insurance company is not going to pay. If the dentist sends you a bill, tell him to bite rocks. The statute of limitations has probably expired. Even if they were to put it on your credit report, it will be almost over the 7 year mark and you can dispute it that for long.

Rule 68. Offer of Judgment (a) Making an Offer; Judgment on an Accepted Offer. More than 10 days before the trial begins, a party defending against a claim may serve on an opposing party an offer to allow judgment on specified terms, with the costs then accrued. If, within 10 days after...

You can take all of your information to an attorney for advice and file a complaint with the State Attorney General or Consurmer Advocate. You need to get out the manual on the vehicle and read the warranty and what steps you are supposed to take. Everything needs to be in writing sent CRRR.

Is this civil or criminal? If it is civil then the court/attorney is not following proper procedures unless you are just a witness. You shoud be served with a summons and complaint and the court has to give you time to file an answer prior to setting a court date. You can also serve a request...

That really depends on how much the vehicle is worth, the value of your mother's estate, and any other claims. The vehicle belongs to the estate.

If valid in one state, they are valid in all states. The difference is the law of his residence will govern and that can vary. For example the amount the wife can claim irregardless of the will may vary. For example, in Florida the spouse receives a life estate in the marital home irregardless.

Do a Google search for the homestead laws in Florida. Florida laws are convoluted. Do a search for an elder care attorney and let him review the documents. There is a list of attorneys on the NAELA website. Everything depends on the exact wording of the trusts/will subject to state law where the...

Here I am assuming that the posted signs do not indicate any times. If so, take a picture of the signs and a witness with you to court. You can use the witness to introduce the handbook and to testify as to the crossing guards.

With the homestead laws in Florida you may be better off if he does move.

Yes. Once the papers are filed you are OK.

For the credit card debts send them a certified copy of the death certificate. I assume that there was nothing in the estate so include that fact. For the hospital my answer remains the same. I'm surpriesed they wouldn't set up some type of payment plan. Usually they will agree to almost...

Haven't you ever heard of taking the advice you are given?

Your best bet is to show up for court and see if you can get some type of deferment or dismissal. Barring that you may want to go to court and fight the ticket since you were a witness.

It is unlikley that they will pursue you to New Zeland but I am not familar with the international laws and this is a fairly large sum. It looks like you could discharge the debt in your current bankruptcy. I don't know why not. Since it is a civil matter they cannot issue a warrant for your...

What did they tell you at the hospital's business office?

The person with the deed owns the land. Your Dad can either sign over the property and satisfy the debt or pay back the money. I trust you are not asking how you can screw this person out of the money he is owed.