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Retain and pay for your own attorney or prepare and present your own defense.

You can't "appeal" until you are found guilty. Having the false ID in your possession is good enough since it was found when you were booked. The PD should be able to work something out on both charges. The police probably appreciate you turning yourself in.

Most states have the doctrine of necessaries. The spouse is responsible for the necessary expenses of the other spouse. This includes medical bills but usually not credit cards. You may want to consider bankruptcy.

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The police are not going to get involved in a family dispute. Probably your best course of action is to request that your Uncle be removed as the PR. Once you are named the PR you can get the financial information from the IRS, banks, etc. You could also sue your Uncle in the name of the estate.

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Unfortunately that is the way the system works. Since she died without a will the amount they are entitled to is set by law. The personal representative can ask the court to approve the proposed distribution. I suggest that the PR request the estate attorney (in writing) to ask the court set a...

Mobile homes normally have a certificate of title. If the title has never been transferred, he still owns the home. If you want to keep it then you need to work something out.

Depends on the precedent in your state. Have you called to find out the problem? Safest way is to return the check and request payment in full.

You are correct. You need to be sure to keep the property completely separate. One good way is to place it in a trust.

She needs to sell the horse where it is or make arangements with the trainer to take the horse for the amount owed.

Yes you can file in NY. Check with the Secretary of State to find out their registered agent.

Glad you realized this was a scam. Anything that old is barred anyway by the SOL.

this is a mandatory court appearance and license suspension. Go ahead and go in and talk to the prosecutor. He may be willing to reduce it to a nine over or possibly let you use your prayer for judgment.

I am not really sure what you are asking but the bond is usually paid out of the estate.

In order to transfer the car and trailer you may need to file for probate. You can call the DMV and ask.

You need to file for divorce and temporary maintenance.

Laws vary by state. Some have a legal separation and some don't. You need to contact a local attorney before you do anything.

Let the insurance company handle it.

I am assuming that you owe more than the vehicle is worth. Unfortunately that is your problem since you did not purchase "gap" insurance. You took the risk and lost.