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If you have a lawyer for this dispute, ask him or her those questions (about legal fees). If it is costing more than the gifted coins are worth and your wife's health, just give the coins to them (or split 4 ways again) and have the lawyer draw up something that by accepting the coins they agree...

Check (Google) the probate laws for California for heirs and inheritance statutes. You should find your answers there.

Also, check your lease to see if what the management company is telling you is correct. Don't take their word for it, read it for yourself.

You really need a lawyer for something like this. Some offer a sliding scale to clients. A lawyer can get a court order for financial disclosure of all your husband's assessts. Of course if you do this, your husband will become hostile and your divorce become a very difficult one. Did he adopt...

You may want to private message thelawprofessor; I think that is his area of expertise.

Small claims doesn't allow a lawyer (I thnk), so research small claims for your area and see what the process is and attempt on your own. Make sure you have kept every scrap of paper that supports your claims including emails and any written correspondance and contracts.

You could only transfer what is in your mother's name as you do not have POA for step father. Also, your POA would have to give you the power to do so first. Once again your step father has to take action against the son if he doesn't want his property sold and the son doesn't have the...

Small claims court.

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Your grandmother should have a copy, ask her.

Only a lawyer looking at the order can tell you if it still will stand.

No one can sell your step father's items without his consent. He should contact his lawyer about his son; there is nothing you can do on his behalf. If he is selling your mother's things then contact the police. You're POA tell you your limits. Contact a lawyer for a consultation.

You have the right to a jury trial, have you discussed this with your lawyer? Big risk with juries though, could do time.

If you are not willing to quit you could try and be a little more assertive by responding to the negative comments with "I do not deserve nor appreciate being spoken to in that manner and I want you to stop." Say it repeatedly, and I mean repeatedly every time an inappropriate comment is made...

You can get a second opinion from a different lawyer. Some personal injury lawyers take cases on contingency and you pay only if they win. 2x the medical bills is okay if you don't expect to have fiurther medical problems; but usually once you settle you are screwed if any further medical...

Get a lawyer, it will be worth the money to be represented in this matter.

It may cost you money but I wouldn't do a buy out unless I had an attorney write up the papers (CYA). Since I can't see the actual contract there may be language that could come back to bite you so consult an attorney to be free and clear.

Can't sue company, but if she is officially laid off, she should be able to file unemployment. Check you state laws. If they don't pay her she has to file a grievence with DOL, but can't file unemployment until she is laid off or let go.

You don't any computers, desks, chairs, nothing at all?

You should have continued sending the checks, return receipt, even if they were returned. Once you stopped doing anything you defaulted. Have you tried contacting the dentist himself through return receipt mail to document your attempts? Have you contacted your insurance company to see if they...