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If, in fact, there is a judgment against you, it means the court has determined that you do owe the money. What happened/is happening at these court dates?

But, since you did resurrect this 8 1/2 year old thread.... Law enforcement personnel may express opinions, but they don't determine fault. Liability (fault) is determined by insurance companies and, sometimes, courts.

That's hardly an unreasonable delay. I'm sure notifying his wife's divorce attorney wasn't high on anyone's to-do list. I think what you're saying here is that the death certificate erroneously stated that he was divorced at the time of death. A summary release of what? From whom? This is...

Who are "us"? Assuming there was a written contract for the work, who were the parties to the contract? What motions? No. The lawyer didn't file a judgment. The court entered a judgment. If the case went to trial in July 2022 and the court issued findings six months later and the...

As you should be. That's not a thing anywhere in the U.S. I know there are some services that offer some sort of expedited service in some Caribbean country that doesn't have a residency requirement. Whether such a divorce would be recognized in the U.S. is questionable. Generally, no...

These two statements: directly contradict each other because only an attorney can provide that advice. Also, no one who is not familiar with the facts can help you, and you have provided no factual information.

If you have a legal question, please briefly describe the relevant facts and ask your question. It sounds like you're looking for an attorney, and that's not the purpose of these forums.

Depends on the terms of your divorce decree and any other applicable agreements or court orders. Yes. Keep in mind, however, that I could also demand access. Depends on the relevant facts and circumstances. Seems like these questions ought to be directed to your attorney who is...

This question doesn't raise any legal issue. Depending on what information you're seeking, logic probably dictates that the cost will be lower if the PI lives where the subjects live. Call a PI and tell him/her what you're looking for and and ask whatever questions you have.

I'm not sure what you think is the difference between "the nearest star" and "the nearest star that can be reached by the probe," but the question asked about the distance that would need to be traveled to reach the nearest star. "The nearest star" is the sun. The sun is approximately 93...

With what crime? You can conduct case research at scholar.google.com, but that's something your defense attorney should be doing.

Meaning your father personally guaranteed your brother's mortgage loan. Correct? Didn't list what? Didn't list it on what? Who is the executor of the estate? Generally, the executor of an estate will compile, file and serve a list of assets (inventory). Since your father, brother and...

A couple of questions: How long have you been driving? How many times have you been stopped at a sobriety checkpoint? How many times have you seen a sobriety checkpoint? FWIW, my answers are 41+ years, zero and maybe one. A simple google search would have answered this question (if you add...

I put my decimal point in the wrong place. Correct numbers are 24,907,000,000 and 25,093,000,000.

Somewhere between 24,990,700,000 and 25,009,300,000 miles (depending on the relative positions of Voyager, the Earth and the Sun).

You're welcome. Answer the questions I asked, and I'll be happy to provide additional information.

As phrased, the only possible answer to this question is yes, but it's not a very useful question. The debtor's estate is liable for the debt. Whether the debtor's spouse is liable depends on facts you didn't include. The spouse isn't liable solely by virtue of being married to the debtor...

Yes. "In order to prevail in a malicious prosecution action, a plaintiff must establish that: (1) an original criminal or civil judicial proceeding against the present plaintiff was commenced or continued; (2) the present defendant was the legal cause of the original proceeding against the...

At a bare minimum, you father can made a widower's election/elect against the will and receive a share of your stepmother's estate. At the very least, he should seek a consultation with an attorney. He should be able to get a free consultation, and he can then make an informed decision about...

I would imagine that googling these words (except that, as one of the prior responses pointed out, the correct word is "creditor," not "debtor") would lead you in the right discretion. That said, money spent for medical treatment for a spouse isn't a debt that can be recovered from the deceased...