There may not need to be a probate, depending on the facts and assets.
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There may not need to be a probate, depending on the facts and assets.
http://www.ilga.gov/legislation/ilcs/fulltext.asp?DocName=075500050K25-1
Just can't ignore me, can you? The best part was how you tried in some other threads to reply without really replying. Yet, the structure of the response followed my own. Good times indeed.
It is...
The sealed letter to me and my wife opens it, I agree. If you gave an opened envelope to my wife for me, no.
Wenman v. Ash, 1853 13 C.B. 836
Tgeaker v. Richardson, 1962 1 All Eng. 229
Schenck...
Perhaps you should do some of that Law Research and find a cite. As I already have. If you are in a law office, pick up a Hornbook and see the black letter law on the matter. Since the law has been...
I both read and understand it. Do you?
Is it your claim a corporation cannot win a suit for defamation? Perhaps you should lay out your theory. Before you state something based on a snippet, you...
Again with the insults? Sigh.
Before we go through silly games, do you know what Prosser on Torts is? (Actually, Prosser and Keeton on Torts".) It is called a Hornbook. It is often referenced in...
Everyone's facts will be different. Different harms, different reasons, different defenses by the multiple defendants. There is no class action here even assuming (BIG assumption.) the underlying...
To XYZ corporation. But, that does not change the fact he expected someone to read it. That is publication to a third party.
The CEO is not the corporation.
One of the elements of defamation is publication. An agent of a person is not the person. From an old Prosser on Torts:
Calling a person unethical and corrupt, while an opinion, assumes actual...
The legal issue is publication. It is clear the "corporation" is not a person. The person who reads is a person and I think publication would be made.
Pretend the OP had some lie that would cause...
It is a negotiation, not a math problem. If it ever goes to court, the fact finder will assess fault. Few jurors or judges will pull out a calculator.
The person who reads the letter is not the "corporation", so that could be considered publication. But, since there are unlikely to be damages for such a statement, I think it unlikely you would be...
Estates subject to "divestment" tend to be future interests and not present interests. But, even if we were to apply it to a present interest (The life estate.), the divestiture would have the...
They would file a 1040X and whatever forms needed to go with it. Include a detailed statement explaining why the claim is within the statute and why the changes were made. If going to court is ever...
Technically, friend is not making an amended return but an administrative claim for refund. See IRC 6511(a). [Two years after payment.]
The date of payment is considered the date the IRS credits...
The OP should not do this.
In the first place, 1999 was quite a while ago. It would be appropriate for an attorney to review or for the targeted person to use the statutory forms.
Second,...
I did not mean to imply it was obvious, it is just that I don't know the facts and cannot practice law in Texas. I merely provide information. To me, no statute requires the specific information you...
That's the statute(s) and what is required to be sent. You may have other rights depending on your contract.
http://www.leg.state.fl.us/Statutes/index.cfm?App_mode=Display_Statute&URL=0700-0799/0713/0713.html
Even lawyers see lawyers to write up deeds unless that is the particular area they practice in. Since an error on a deed can have long-lasting consequences that can be difficult or impossible to fix,...
"Can" it be discharged? Yes. Certainly some of it. However, some will have some priority that would have to be paid before you were able to leave bankruptcy.
It might be more interesting to look...
The best way for disability is to find one with some expertise with the particular disability. All issues are different. An attorney with special knowledge of the science behind a particular...
I do not believe there is a BOCA requirement for two handrails, I only state I could not find if the requirement is greater than the residential code. Even if there was a requirement, I agree a...
I think the claim the OP is trying to reach is the place was negligent either because it served an obviously intoxicated person or because there should not be stairs in a place serving alcohol or...