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This isn't a referral site, and your post otherwise raises no present legal issue.

Nothing you've posted raises a legal issue.

That's just plain wrong. Being poor doesn't make you immune to suit. Being poor will make it difficult or impossible for someone who sues you and wins to collect on the judgment, and that may make it so that some folks won't bother suing you. But it doesn't make you immune to being sued...

Please turn off the bold and italics. I'm confused about your use of the word "since" in this sentence. You can, of course, request dismissal, but you being "on Social Security with no other income" has nothing to do with that ability. On what basis do you believe you might be entitled to...

Is it possible? Of course it is. Whether it is likely or appropriate is something no one here can determine. The guardian of the incapacitated executor should notify the probate court of the situation and (probably) formally resign on behalf of the incapacitated executor. If the executor had...

You...err...your friend should stay far, far away from such places and not post in public places about things that could potentially have criminal consequences.

You sort of jumped right in the middle of the story and left out basic background information. What property is being foreclosed? Who owns the property? You? Just you? Or you with someone else? Who's living at the property? I honestly can't tell from your post if you do or don't live...

Assuming you meant construction, what was being built? What does this mean? Need it back? He can claim anything he likes. Hazarding an opinion about the likelihood of such a claim being successful requires details about why he thinks part of your property is his.

Anyone can sue anyone for anything. However, since you provided no information about any obligations you have under the divorce decree (all you told us is that she has a deadline that is more than two years from now), I'm at a loss to understand on what basis you think she might sue you. ???

Meaning the HOA is replacing the gate on a community pool. Right? This is a request for specific legal advice. Not only is it inappropriate for an internet message board (see the "Legal Disclaimer" at the bottom of every page at this site), but it would be an awful idea to act on what anyone...

Let's review what the 5th Amendment (to the United States Constitution) says: "No person shall be held to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime, unless on a presentment or indictment of a Grand Jury, except in cases arising in the land or naval forces, or in the Militia, when in...

Apparently, no one told you that the passive voice is generally disfavored. Who informed/told you about these things? Probably, but I agree with "adjusterjack" that it's all academic until and unless you have evidence. Also, you said this happened about 2 months ago. Were you unemployed at...

Received from whom? I assume it's a debt owed by you and that you were sued and a judgment entered against you. Correct? No.

Is your daughter a minor or an adult? Did your daughter sign any sort of contract with the school that set forth details of charges and obligations in the event of withdrawal? If she didn't sign such a contract, did you? If one of you signed such a contract, what are the relevant terms of the...

How and by whom? What rumor? Threatened by whom? What is happening that is causing you to "feel threatened"? Harassed by whom? And why? What is happening to you that makes you think it would be appropriate for a court to become involved? I have never heard of a court ordering anyone...

Are we supposed to guess which one of the four people you mentioned hadn't been drinking all day? Also, which one of these four people are you? Well...until and unless one of the following happens, they are responsible for their own medical bills: (1) someone else agrees to take...

How is it that you know this happened? Is what legal? "Trying to cause problems" doesn't tell us anything about what actually was done. If you think anything in particular was illegal, you're free to report it to the police. One would assume that a store manager would have access to...

What medical bills? What do you mean by "wage compensation"? What was this person hired to do? What happened that gives rise to your question? They can be, but facts and circumstances matter, and you've provided none.

What deed? There's already a deed that gives the OP the remainder interest. The OP should probably file/record a survivor's affidavit or affidavit of death of life tenant, but what reason would there be to file/record a "new deed"?

How could anyone here possibly know the answer to this question? Only the citing officer knows the answer.