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Why? Then I don't imagine they'll sign off on you being emancipated. If that's correct, then you'll just have to wait the seven months until you turn 18. All of which legally belongs to your parents until you're an adult.

To be clear, a POA (power of attorney) is a document, not a person. The POA is created by one person, the principal (in this case, your mother), to give another person, the attorney-in-fact or agent (in this case, your niece), authority to deal with third persons on behalf of the principal...

You are free to tell them to pound sand. It will then be up to them to let it go or sue you. If they sue, they'll have the burden of proving it was a loan and not a gift. Obviously, we have no way of knowing if they have any evidence that might tend to prove that. That may create a bit of a...

Iowa is one of the states that still allows the formation of common law marriage. In order for a common law marriage to exist, (1) there must be an agreement between the couple that they are married, (2) the couple must live together continuously as spouses, and (3) the couple must hold...

Does this agreement contain a provision that provides for recovery of attorneys' fees in the event of a breach? Why do you think it's not possible? I'll await your answers to the questions I asked.

Is this just your opinion? Does anyone else involved agree (and, if so, is there any evidence of the agreement)? Why do you say "agreed with the family," as opposed to "agreed with the person who hit me"? Also, I assume your reference to "the car" means your car. Right? So...I assume the...

Please answer the questions I asked in my prior response. Subject to your responses, the non-moving party apparently prevailed. None of us know anything about your case beyond what you've told us. No conceivable way for anyone here to know.

So...you're the moving party. Are you the/a plaintiff or the defendant? Are you represented by an attorney? Given where you posted this, I assume it's a defamation lawsuit. Correct? Is the lawsuit in federal court or state court? How about a BRIEF explanation of relevant facts? I assume...

In any future posts, please make an effort to use something that resembles property capitalization and punctuation. Doing so will make it easier for others to read and understand what you write. How? How can you prove it? How can you prove intent? What happened when you involved the...

It's a very fine line to draw here, and it will depend, to some extent, on exactly how you advertise it. For example, "VACUUM MOP ATTACHMENT," with a reference to a particular brand in the description, might fly. On the other hand, if you prominently mention a particular manufacturer, you're...

https://www.mass.gov/doc/instructions-for-completing-mpc-455-combo-assent-form-mpc-941/download#:~:text=Section%20I.-,Assent%20and%20Waiver%20of%20Notice,related%20to%20that%20specific%20pleading.

Apparently, the workers needed to be partly on your property to do the work, but that's reasonable and you don't appear to have objected to that, and the work was eventually stopped. Right? This is work that was done or is being done or might be done by a utility company (not you) on someone...

I disagree with the prior response. I'm not sure what "contract to make a gift" means in this context, but a contract is enforceable even if the object is to make a gift. For example, A and B could agree that, in exchange for A painting B's house, B will make a gift to C. I guess that would...

Assuming you know this because your lawyer conveyed this information to you, it is not a good idea to convey it in a public forum, because that could jeopardize your rights under the attorney-client privilege. Just because the DA plans to put a particular witness on the stand doesn't make it...

Ok...that answers only 1 of the 6 questions I asked.

You can file a nuisance lawsuit against the property owner and the tenants. I suggest you enlist the services of a local attorney so that you make sure to do everything correctly.

Based on the scant information provided, the person should consult with a bankruptcy attorney to determine if BK is appropriate. Utterly impossible to predict in the abstract. At a minimum, we'd need to know the fair market value of the home and the amount of all encumbrances against the home...

Through your wife's attorney and the attorney representing whatever person/entity she believes is liable to her. Sufficient for what purpose? I'd suggest reading Rule 408 of the Arizona Rules of Evidence and asking whatever questions you might have after doing so.

So...these people exist in the world of video games? There are no street gangs walking around in the real world with plasma railguns. Whatever actually is happening, if the police aren't taking action you deem appropriate, you're best recourse will be to move.

Aside from the fact that this isn't a complete sentence, "restitution" is not a plea. Huh? Your question seems to presume we have knowledge of the facts relating to some real or hypothetical case. If a person was charged with and convicted of a theft crime and his/her sentence included an...