I had my sons ex-in-laws enter my home without my permission, they were able to get in but entering my car and using the garage door opener. Can I press charges?
You can press charges for trespassing.
Did you son's ex in-laws take or damage anything?
A partner and I have an idea and started a company he wants to terminate the arrangement can he continue with the idea without my consent?
Much more information is required to make a reasonable judgment on the question.
However, I would refer him to the story of Facebook and Zukerman's former partners and clients who sued him and collected.
Not to make light of your situation, but if you have watched "The Social Network" then you know quite a bit about information partnerships. The details are extremely important here, and if there is something of value I strongly recommend you reach out to an attorney. Best of luck!
My mom has stage 4 breast cancer, and has olny been give a few months to live. She is willingly taking on debt, that she will not have the funds or time to pay off. She does not have life insurance. What is going to happen with that debt when she does pass? My sister is power of atterney and executor for her "estate".
Sorry about your mother. So long as no one else is co-signing with her, her estate will be liable for the debts. Therefore, any assets which she has at the time of her death and possibly some non-probate assets or assets which she transfers as what's called "payable-on-death" transfers will be available for the estate to pay those creditors. If there are not enough assets to cover the debts, the creditors are out of luck. In essence, most if not all of her assets will likely need to be liquidated to pay the debts. The POA powers cut off at the time of death, but the sister could be appointed to deal with the probate process via the local court. The POA or remaining relatives are generally not responsible for the debt, unless they co-sign.
I went to court today and hd another horrible experience with this one judge. I am in state of PA. I want to have him removed and am not sure if I can or how to do this 19073
Hi, Thank you for your question,
If a litigant believes that the Judge hearing their case is biased against them, they can file a "Motion to Recuse", asking that the Judge "Recuse" himself and that another Judge replace him (or her). This is not easy, but it can be done. The litigant requesting the Judge's recusal must have concrete examples of the Judge's bias and cannot make this request simply because they think the Judge is giving them a hard time, or because the Judge is not ruling in their favor. You should also keep in mind that the Motion will be heard and decided by the Judge who is already assigned to the case.
