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There are no taxes to you on the inheritance. If the will was not probated it would have to be a trust. If you want to know you will have to ask. If the check came from an attorney you can request the information from them.

Yes, you can file in small claims. Run don't walk from Bank of America. They are one of the worst banks I have ever dealth with. I sued them in small claims on a similar situation. Their check stub is framed on my wall along with the court decision.

Once they get married they are considered emancipated. Unfortunately you cannot live her life for her. Regardless she will always be your daughter and the baby will be your grandchild. I would help her with obtaining insurance even up to the point of paying for it.

Read the court rules in your county. This is from Philadelphia. The right to a court appointed attorney, just like the right to a jury trial, is not absolute. (B) Right to Counsel. Defendant shall be advised that he/she has the right to retain counsel and that if he/she does not have the...

Then I suggest that you make him "back it up" by using that defense in court.

You need to file a police report immediately and then contact a local attorney and file suit against the motel.

Did you have permission from the land owner? Were you inside the city limits? Obviously someone called in a complaint. The right to a court appointed attorney depends on the charge. If you want a reasonable source then talk to an attorney.

You need to file for the divorce.

What are your damages? What do the designer and manager say? Is there a written contract with the designer and is the designer insured?

Again it depends on the circumstances. You can notify the lenders and send them the death certificate and see what they say. If he has any estate, it must be used to pay the bills. Have you started probate?

The first ticket in SC will not effect your insurance rates. For the second one you can show for court and probably get it reduced to a nine over. This might effect your rates but NC will not put any points on your license. Check with your insurance agent since I think the 2nd nine over may be a...

The collection agency can keep calling you and harassing you as long as they comply with the law. You do not have to talk with them or answer any questions. They can take you to court and obtain a judgment. Have you talked with the hospital? I suggest that you go in and talk with someone in the...

You did not talk to the wrong person and you are not entitled to a public defender.

You can do whatever you want with your share and value it in any way the two of you can agree on. Just have an attorney draw up the papers.

You may have a problem. You should not still be receiving bills from HSBC and your payments obvioulsy are not being recorded. Start by talking to HSBC. I would also send all future payment to HSBC with a copy to the collection agency.

The first question is whether the pass was activated. Was the account current? You can pay them and then sue in small claims. You will need to check the local laws on tolls.

The next time you visit set up an appointment with a local elder care attorney. You can find a list at the NAELA website. She is entitled to a portion of his estate irregardless provided she outlives him. In that situation someone will need to be named her guardian.

A "reading of the will" is usually only in the movies. Normally the person with the will is suposed to produce it and file it with the probate court within thirty days. Oregon may be different but the clerk at the probate court can tell you. If it has been longer or you think the person will not...

Do you owe the money? If so agree to the settlement and work something out. Have you been actually served and a judgment entered? A settlement means out of court. You can request validation of the debt but this is usually prior to the court stage. There are lots of sample letters on the net...

Talk to the clerk of court. I think what you are asking is for the arraignment on both charges to take place at the same time. This is the normal procedure so I really don't understand why they gave you two court dates unless it was two different officers.