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There is an option for a no-fault divorce without mutual consent. You have to live separate and apart (which can actually happen under the same roof). I suggest you review this: PALawHELP.org - Your Online Guide to Legal Information and Legal Services in Pennsylvania And contact a local...

This is way to vague a question for any answer other than "maybe." Piling? What does "the intent of the legislature" have to do with "following . . . sections of a trust"? Facts matter and you provided ZERO facts. What does "this" refer to? EDIT (now that this has been moved): If you...

P.S. It's not clear from the facts you've posted whether your aunts and uncles have any legal rights regarding the home. Does one (or more) of them have a power of attorney or a court-ordered conservatorship?

There's a lot of missing information: 1. Was your grandfather's estate ever probated? If so, who was the personal representative? 2. What is the situation with respect to the father(s) of your children? Married? Living together? Child support? 3. Is your parent who is the child of your...

No. However, she MIGHT (depending on facts not provided) be able to receive her own social security old-age benefit based on his work history. One would need to read the pension plan to answer this. Better than what? If you're asking whether the two of you getting married (as opposed to...

If she has access to her email and a printer and a means to ship documents, yes. This way, the POA isn't an issue at all.

I'll interpret this as asking whether the statute of limitations had expired on the crimes charged. According to a quick google search, most felony charges have a six year statute of limitations. This is just an objectively silly question. As you described it, your grandson committed at...

Determining what she's entitled to, if anything, will require reviewing the terms of the pension plan and her and her ex's divorce decree.

He needs a criminal defense attorney and you need to dump this serial criminal and get as far away with him and his criminal life as possible.

What an amazing light that must have been to be able to change a car! How do you know? More importantly, how can you prove that any damage was there before you rear ended the other driver's car? What does "trying to say" mean? I'm confident you can do lots of things. In this case, one or...

Since none of us have read your lease, we can't say. Small claims court is for anything up to $10k (for individuals). You're unquestionably entitled to be reimbursed, but I have to question whether it will be worth your time and money. The filing fee and costs of serving the defendant can be...

Sue the former tenant in small claims court (presumably - how much $$ are we talking about?). Did you really not know that?

What is that reason? So? Promotional efforts don't always work. That's irrelevant to how many times it streamed on one of those platforms. Look...I'm not telling you that you're not owed money. You might be, but that's not the point. I asked you about what your contract says, but you...

According to a quick Google search, 1 million streams on SoundCloud will earn you $2,500 (1/4 cent per stream). I found another source that suggests you can earn anywhere from 1/4 cent per stream to 4/10ths of a cent per stream ($2.50 to $4 per 1,000 monetized streams). At those rates, $37...

As I told you previously, if you don't answer the questions I asked and clarify the facts as I mentioned, there isn't much of anything anyone here can tell you. You've provided even more facts in your follow up posts and continue not to answer the questions I and others are asking.

Please elaborate. In particular, what does "through my father" mean in the context of this sentence, and what does "cash trust assets" mean? Are your parents still alive? Huh? "They" being your brothers? Given by whom? In this context, "fair" is a meaningless concept. Whose estate...

You don't have any; this has nothing to do with you. As for your wife, she can either acquiesce to the bus driver's threat or not (although I'm honestly not sure what "remove the police report" might mean), but that seems so obvious that I can't really believe that's what you intended to ask...

I'm quite confident that intelligently answering this question will require details about the case that you haven't provided, and I agree with the prior response.

What do you mean by "having the trustee removed"? Unless it's a court-supervised trust (uncommon and likely not the case here), and assuming the trust instrument was drafted by a non-idiot attorney (and also assuming standard trustee succession language), the removal happens automatically upon...

No one here can speak intelligently about what an unknown attorney will or won't tell you, but I agree with "adjusterjack's" statement that "[y]ou're not likely to walk away from that consultation with any DIY information." That said, I can answer those three questions for you: 1. Yes. Or, to...