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how to divide this up
You shouldn't be asking here. You need to consult with your attorney who can provide the answers only upon gleaning a good deal of more information than is provided in your post. In particular a determination of the ownership of the mentioned assets at the time of the respective deaths of mom...- Litigator22
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- Forum: Probate and Personal Representatives
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Hernia surgery fixed but penis shortened
I remember reading a similar malpractice case while in law school. The plaintiff complained that following the surgical repair of the hernia an erection resulted in a "teepee effect". ( I'm serious! Like a tent pole!) Anyway, the defendant contended that his erstwhile patient was more than well...- Litigator22
- Post #21
- Forum: Medical and Health Care Malpractice
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Tenancy in common, one owner died
Question: How in the instant state of affairs could a judicial sale of the property confer merchantable without the presence in the lawsuit (and due process afforded) a duly appointed representative of the estate of the deceased tenant in common? Not too mention "divide the proceeds among the...- Litigator22
- Post #7
- Forum: Other Real Estate Law Questions
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seller backs out of agreement after buyer pays back property taxes
Please ignore the naysayer and have your mother confer with a knowledgeable attorney that can assess the particulars. She just may be able to avoid the impact of the statute of frauds * requiring that the agreement to be in writing and signed by the owner. The $12.3K could readily be argued as...- Litigator22
- Post #4
- Forum: Other Real Estate Law Questions
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Body shop secretly swapped parts in car
My goodness you've never heard of "chop shops"? Anyway she hasn't said which end is shorter.- Litigator22
- Post #4
- Forum: Auto Accidents and Vehicle Claims
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No wills in Minnesota
Pardon me for saying so, but at best your post is ambiguous and speculative. Firstly, what is meant by: "on the titles of the house listed was her daughter"? Do you mean that at the time of her death your aunt held a partial ownership in each of the three houses. If so, what proportion or...- Litigator22
- Post #2
- Forum: Probate and Personal Representatives
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I'm in Tennessee. I have a question. If the landlord one the eviction Brew Court and receive the Judgment for the tenant from the court but then allow
If you are seeking a way to avoid vacating a rental you'll need to come up with a better gimmick than this; receipt or no receipt. It seems that you'd like to turn an act of kindness back on an indulging landlord and it won't work. As stated before the mere act of a landlord extending an...- Litigator22
- Post #10
- Forum: Landlord / Tenant Issues
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I'm in Tennessee. I have a question. If the landlord one the eviction Brew Court and receive the Judgment for the tenant from the court but then allow
Surely no laws would have been broken by any such an arrangement. As to whether or not the judgment of eviction remains enforceable will turn on the precise particulars none of which we have, including how and to what the "cash payments" were applied. Because there is nothing to prevent the...- Litigator22
- Post #8
- Forum: Landlord / Tenant Issues
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My wife and I are defendants in lawsuit. Plaintiff has filed notice to dismiss 2 (out of 3) claims. Can we seek prevailing party fees separately?
As you undoubtedly know Section 20.190 the Oregon Revised Statutes * covers the subject matter of your question and in an unusually broad and liberal manner. What in particular is it that you don't understand? And wouldn't Subsection (3) provide you the same relief as would be allowed as...- Litigator22
- Post #4
- Forum: Civil Litigation
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Small Claims Court for 2 loans in my name
Sorry, but not "right"! Wrong! Your creditors are not concerned with nor are their contractual rights in anyway diminished because of your domestic troubles. However, depending on how this all came about (conversations, understandings, memoranda, text messages, witnesses, etc., etc.,) you do...- Litigator22
- Post #12
- Forum: Small Claims Courts
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how do i start a partition to sell my house between 2 parties
You aren't trying to convince us that its literally impossible to locate the whereabouts of the joint owner that supposedly rented out the house, or are you? Because, although it is possible, it seems highly improbable that the renter is paying you the rent money. And if not, then you must...- Litigator22
- Post #9
- Forum: Other Real Estate Law Questions
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Can I sue this person in small claim court?
Did cousin agree "to pay you back", before or after you paid his insurance premiums. If cousin didn't ask you to make those payments - and there is not indication in your post that he did - you will experience some problems proving that you are entitle to anything "back" from cousin other than...- Litigator22
- Post #6
- Forum: Small Claims Courts
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Not ready to sell but would like offers for my home
When the turkey is done slip back in the oven. You're only half-backed!- Litigator22
- Post #2
- Forum: Buying & Selling a Home
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Can I be sued for back rent, that happen after i moved out? Illinois
I id pay the 1300 in payments over a 2 Not so my friend. Other than the fact that you are entitled to be credited for the $1300 nothing is "cleared up" ! In order for those payments to release you from further liability to the landlord you need proof that the landlord accepted the payments in...- Litigator22
- Post #8
- Forum: Landlord / Tenant Issues
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Can I be sued for back rent, that happen after i moved out? Illinois
Setting aside for the moment what if any legal ramifications attended this "$1300 pay back" business you don't seem be in very good shape. I say that because it seems apparent that you and the "other family members" did in fact enter into a written lease agreement. In which event it is highly...- Litigator22
- Post #6
- Forum: Landlord / Tenant Issues
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Advice Please!
In case you aren't already aware:" your mother-in-law is a complete idiot! Even as a co-owner of the home she has no more legal right to remove the cabinets than the toilets or the roof or any other fixtures so affixed!! If she does, she will be committing "waste" subjecting herself to a...- Litigator22
- Post #6
- Forum: Other Real Estate Law Questions
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Filing motion for new trial orally in Florida criminal proceedings
Valuable information? All I did was point out that your short-sightedness was leading you down the wrong fork in the road. As for the cases cited you'll find them in the Official Comments to the Rules. Have a good one. "He is short-sighted who looks only on the path he treads and the wall on...- Litigator22
- Post #20
- Forum: Other Crimes – Federal and State
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Filing motion for new trial orally in Florida criminal proceedings
The cause of your confusion is quite simple. Your premise is faulty. You are mixing oranges with apples. You are confusing a guilty verdict in a case brought on by the state (Rule 3.590(a) with a finding of guilt following a hearing on an order to show cause in re contempt of court. Rule...- Litigator22
- Post #18
- Forum: Other Crimes – Federal and State
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A 15 year old driver hit me in my 18 wheeler. Now my previous injury has flared up
Let's see: Sixteen ton tractor trailer rear ended by ton and a one half passenger car with no apparent injuries to either driver or damage to tractor trailer. Latter truck driver bombarded by shyster lawyers waiving dollar signs accompanied by flare up of old injuries. And Einstein said there...- Litigator22
- Post #10
- Forum: Auto Accidents and Vehicle Claims
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Filing motion for new trial orally in Florida criminal proceedings
You are being somewhat myopic as subparagraph (a) of Rule 3.590 needs to be read with reference to subparagraph (c); to-wit: "(c) Oral Motions. When the defendant has been found guilty by a jury or by the court, the motion may be dictated into the record, if a court reporter is present, and...- Litigator22
- Post #9
- Forum: Other Crimes – Federal and State
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