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I would send him a letter CRRR confirming his agreement to remove the fence.

Did you steal the items? If so, you can be arrested. You may want to check to see if he actually filed a police report. This may be an excuse not to pay.

You need to file an answer to the original complaint and also a reply in opposition to the motion for summary judgment.

The ticket is public information and he can tell anyone he pleases. He can also correct the ticket.

The children will split the estate three ways but one of them will have to start probate. The fiance gets nothing but the personal representative may have to evict her. The estate is responsible for debts. A retirement account goes to the beneficiary or if none into the estate.

He owns the fence. You need to give him notice CRRR to remove the fence within ten days or you will remove it and sue for the costs.

You notify your insurnace comapny and you also notify the company you used to work for.

First do not sign any paperwork that you will be responsible for the bills. If the person has capacity and refuses to change, there is little that you can do. You could go to court and get guardianship but without their cooperation that would be futlile. Unfortunately, you cannot save someone...

I am a SC attorney but I am in Greenville. If you want to email me some of the details I will see if anyone I know in Columbia would be interested. lwpat248@charter.net

You have a PM.

You can call the probate court and get a copy of the file for a small fee. That is where you need to start.

Where in South Carolina? You have to lay a proper foundation for any evidence. The court rules and the rules of evidence can be found online. I strongly disagree with your characterization of the SC court system. The courts in SC are regularly cited in many other states. Don't blame the...

It sounds like the best thing to do is to quit paying on the mortgages and let the bank have them back. The trustees are not responsible for the debts but any other assets in his estate will have to be used to pay any debts in the order mandated by your state. If you are living in the house...

Sorry, I loaned my crystal ball to Carl and he won't send it back.

A beneficiary is not responsible for the debts unless it is a mortgage that follows the property. You do not have to accept something just becasue someone leaves it to you in their will.

Check with the Secretary of State. Here you just send in a notarized letter.

Check with the clerk of court to see if you can go in before your court date and talk with the prosecutor. Some do and some don't. You should be able to get a reduction to a 9 over and save the PFJ.

I have no idea if your discovery request was properly filed or not. If you are going to trial your best chance is with a jury.

I doubt it. I am not sure if Indiana even offers a PFJ. You can call the clerk of court and ask her about your options. This will be 4 points on your SC license.

If the boundary marker was placed by a surveyor, that is the legal property line. It would be extremely unusual for the police to get involved. There is no requirement that you place a fence on the property line. It is your property so put the fence where you want. What I would do is to...