How quickly do attorney fees accrue on a property that has gone into foreclosure?
Q. I am working on a property that is in foreclosure in WA state. It is 2 months into the process, $11,500 in back payments and taxes and a few thousand in attorney fees for the mortgage holder's attorneys. Is there a ballpark estimate of how much attorney fees will be once the 135 days is up and it goes to sale, and is there any formula for calculating the rate of their charges?
Asked by alison a - Tue Sep 4 12:58:53 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. HUD prescribes the attorney fees for a foreclosure. Even if the property is not a HUD property, most foreclosure attorneys bill by HUD guidelines. In NJ where I was involved in foreclosures, atty. fees were $1,200.00 per file. That does not take into account expenses, which can be many times that amount. There is title work, securing the property, taxes, accrued interest etc. which can add significantly to the mortgaged amount. For the specific amount in your case, just look at another judgment from the attorney involved in your foreclosure. They usually bill the same fee on all files if they work in volume. Good luck, I hope this helps.
Answered by Ken - Tue Sep 4 13:16:59 2007
Q. I am working on a property that is in foreclosure in WA state. It is 2 months into the process, $11,500 in back payments and taxes and a few thousand in attorney fees for the mortgage holder's attorneys. Is there a ballpark estimate of how much attorney fees will be once the 135 days is up and it goes to sale, and is there any formula for calculating the rate of their charges?
Asked by alison a - Tue Sep 4 12:58:53 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. HUD prescribes the attorney fees for a foreclosure. Even if the property is not a HUD property, most foreclosure attorneys bill by HUD guidelines. In NJ where I was involved in foreclosures, atty. fees were $1,200.00 per file. That does not take into account expenses, which can be many times that amount. There is title work, securing the property, taxes, accrued interest etc. which can add significantly to the mortgaged amount. For the specific amount in your case, just look at another judgment from the attorney involved in your foreclosure. They usually bill the same fee on all files if they work in volume. Good luck, I hope this helps.
Answered by Ken - Tue Sep 4 13:16:59 2007
Where can I find an attorney that specializes in indigent criminal defense?
Q. I have a friend who is being wrongly accused of something he hasn't done, and is currently incarcerated behind it. The court appointted attorney that he has, does not have his best interest in mind. The attorney met with my friend once in the last 3 or 4 months and when my friend's family inquire about the case the attorney gives them the run around. My friend and his family can't afford an attorney, so they have pretty much given up hope of him ever coming home. So if there is anyone who knows anyone willing to help my friend, please let me know. Any info or help would be grately appreciated.
Asked by texas_sweetness2001 - Mon Aug 27 13:23:32 2007 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. There aren't criminal attorneys that will take a pro-bono case when there are public defenders to do it. It isn't that the court appointed doesn't have your friend's interest in mind, it is that he has 100 or more other cases, and has to deal with them on the days they come up in court. There is nothing going on with your friend's case - the family will have to wait until the court dates, like everyone else who can't afford an attorney that can hold their hand. If he truly is innocent - it will come out in trial. Harsh reality,and I'm sorry to have to tell you it. Your friend is going to have to reevaluate his life and his friends so that when he does get out, he stays away from the life that has led him to be in the position he is… [cont.]
Answered by spaznskitz - Mon Aug 27 13:36:40 2007
Q. I have a friend who is being wrongly accused of something he hasn't done, and is currently incarcerated behind it. The court appointted attorney that he has, does not have his best interest in mind. The attorney met with my friend once in the last 3 or 4 months and when my friend's family inquire about the case the attorney gives them the run around. My friend and his family can't afford an attorney, so they have pretty much given up hope of him ever coming home. So if there is anyone who knows anyone willing to help my friend, please let me know. Any info or help would be grately appreciated.
Asked by texas_sweetness2001 - Mon Aug 27 13:23:32 2007 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. There aren't criminal attorneys that will take a pro-bono case when there are public defenders to do it. It isn't that the court appointed doesn't have your friend's interest in mind, it is that he has 100 or more other cases, and has to deal with them on the days they come up in court. There is nothing going on with your friend's case - the family will have to wait until the court dates, like everyone else who can't afford an attorney that can hold their hand. If he truly is innocent - it will come out in trial. Harsh reality,and I'm sorry to have to tell you it. Your friend is going to have to reevaluate his life and his friends so that when he does get out, he stays away from the life that has led him to be in the position he is… [cont.]
Answered by spaznskitz - Mon Aug 27 13:36:40 2007
What happens to an attorney if negligence is found in a grievance complaint?
Q. What happens to the attorney, will I get some sort of reimbursement for fees paid to the attorney, I have filed a grievance and the attorney was found neglible. What happens now? The attorney grievance committee said that my attorney was with out a doubt negligent. My attorney also contacted me and asked me to withdraw the complaint, which the grievance committee said makes mine a "hotter " case.
Asked by Denise L - Tue Jul 10 19:23:03 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The attorney could get fined, sanctioned, suspended and/or lose their license to practice law -- depending on the severity. Do you mean "negligible" (as in not significantly at fault) or "negligent" (meaning, at fault)?
Answered by coragryph - Tue Jul 10 19:26:24 2007
Q. What happens to the attorney, will I get some sort of reimbursement for fees paid to the attorney, I have filed a grievance and the attorney was found neglible. What happens now? The attorney grievance committee said that my attorney was with out a doubt negligent. My attorney also contacted me and asked me to withdraw the complaint, which the grievance committee said makes mine a "hotter " case.
Asked by Denise L - Tue Jul 10 19:23:03 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The attorney could get fined, sanctioned, suspended and/or lose their license to practice law -- depending on the severity. Do you mean "negligible" (as in not significantly at fault) or "negligent" (meaning, at fault)?
Answered by coragryph - Tue Jul 10 19:26:24 2007
What to do when an attorney removes themselves from a case?
Q. What is the client to do when an attorney withdraws their services from the case? How long do they have to find a replacement? It is a civil case where custody is involved. Plaintiff's Attorney removed themselves stating it caused her (the attorney) a financial hardship because their client wanted to deal directly with the defendent (child's father) instead of going through her.
Asked by Faith - Tue May 12 23:24:41 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What is the use of having an attorney if the person is trying to do it themselves. It has said only a fool represents themselves (in legal proceedings). Either let the lawyer deal with it or deal with it out of court. If you are willing to let the lawyer deal with it then get another one and do so. If the two agree to try to work it out together (without lawyers - an agreement between two parents that love their child) then do so...it will make the life of the child easier than going through this...if this can't be done then the lawyer and legal action maybe the route to take.
Answered by Robert F - Tue May 12 23:48:48 2009
Q. What is the client to do when an attorney withdraws their services from the case? How long do they have to find a replacement? It is a civil case where custody is involved. Plaintiff's Attorney removed themselves stating it caused her (the attorney) a financial hardship because their client wanted to deal directly with the defendent (child's father) instead of going through her.
Asked by Faith - Tue May 12 23:24:41 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What is the use of having an attorney if the person is trying to do it themselves. It has said only a fool represents themselves (in legal proceedings). Either let the lawyer deal with it or deal with it out of court. If you are willing to let the lawyer deal with it then get another one and do so. If the two agree to try to work it out together (without lawyers - an agreement between two parents that love their child) then do so...it will make the life of the child easier than going through this...if this can't be done then the lawyer and legal action maybe the route to take.
Answered by Robert F - Tue May 12 23:48:48 2009
What is the typical attorney fees for helping buy a small biz?
Q. I am purchasing a salon and I need to hire an attorney. The attorney said he wants $3500 to do the business formation, register the LLC, sales contract, and establish the tax laibilities, etc. He basically said that fee will include everything. He said he would charge about $2000 for services except forming the LLC and registration etc. Please give me some figures based on experience.
Asked by kk2 - Mon Nov 24 17:13:18 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. like ten buckos
Answered by Fallen - Mon Nov 24 17:20:07 2008
Q. I am purchasing a salon and I need to hire an attorney. The attorney said he wants $3500 to do the business formation, register the LLC, sales contract, and establish the tax laibilities, etc. He basically said that fee will include everything. He said he would charge about $2000 for services except forming the LLC and registration etc. Please give me some figures based on experience.
Asked by kk2 - Mon Nov 24 17:13:18 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. like ten buckos
Answered by Fallen - Mon Nov 24 17:20:07 2008
Can an attorney act as the notary on a document the attorney creates?
Q. For example, can an attorney notarize a living will made for a client? I know notaries cannot be a party to the contract, will, etc., but the attorney is merely drafting the document. So, can an attorney be the notary on a document he drafts for a client?
Asked by gwl1313 - Thu Oct 9 18:10:52 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sure, as long as they aren't a signatory to the document and are a registered notary public in their state.
Answered by Teekno - Thu Oct 9 18:14:53 2008
Q. For example, can an attorney notarize a living will made for a client? I know notaries cannot be a party to the contract, will, etc., but the attorney is merely drafting the document. So, can an attorney be the notary on a document he drafts for a client?
Asked by gwl1313 - Thu Oct 9 18:10:52 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sure, as long as they aren't a signatory to the document and are a registered notary public in their state.
Answered by Teekno - Thu Oct 9 18:14:53 2008
How much does a medical malpractice attorney in CA make on average?
Q. I know I want to go to law school after I get my bachelor's, but I'm still undecided as to what branch of law I'm going to study. Right about now, I've got it narrowed down to corporate attorney, prosecuting attorney, and medical malpractice attorney. So I'm curious as to what they make, even if it's just an average or frame.
Asked by It's Kyle! - Sun Dec 6 14:45:33 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Stay away from medical malpractice. The insurance industry successfully lobbied congress to cap medical malpractice lawsuits in order to limit their costs. Lawyers don't make much money in that field anymore. This is actually one of the few moves by insurance lobbyists I agree with.
Answered by Felonius Monkey - Sun Dec 6 14:51:26 2009
Q. I know I want to go to law school after I get my bachelor's, but I'm still undecided as to what branch of law I'm going to study. Right about now, I've got it narrowed down to corporate attorney, prosecuting attorney, and medical malpractice attorney. So I'm curious as to what they make, even if it's just an average or frame.
Asked by It's Kyle! - Sun Dec 6 14:45:33 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Stay away from medical malpractice. The insurance industry successfully lobbied congress to cap medical malpractice lawsuits in order to limit their costs. Lawyers don't make much money in that field anymore. This is actually one of the few moves by insurance lobbyists I agree with.
Answered by Felonius Monkey - Sun Dec 6 14:51:26 2009
Can I bring legal action to an attorney that promised to help me with credit repair, and has bounced?
Q. I paid $300 to an attorney that works with a real estate firm specializing in credit repair, by disputing and of such nature. He hasn't done anything, he is now unable to be reached? Took my money and left but still around. Can I bring legal action to him? (His company states that he's doing it on his own). I need a good attorney to help me out, what kind of attorney could help me in this case? Please help me.
Asked by Sage - Thu Apr 17 18:45:17 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Report him to the bar association. They will do a full investigation into his misconduct and discipline him. It shouldn't cost you anything. Google the bar association in your state to find the info you need. Good luck!
Answered by Shellie - Thu Apr 17 18:58:47 2008
Q. I paid $300 to an attorney that works with a real estate firm specializing in credit repair, by disputing and of such nature. He hasn't done anything, he is now unable to be reached? Took my money and left but still around. Can I bring legal action to him? (His company states that he's doing it on his own). I need a good attorney to help me out, what kind of attorney could help me in this case? Please help me.
Asked by Sage - Thu Apr 17 18:45:17 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Report him to the bar association. They will do a full investigation into his misconduct and discipline him. It shouldn't cost you anything. Google the bar association in your state to find the info you need. Good luck!
Answered by Shellie - Thu Apr 17 18:58:47 2008
How to find good adoption attorney in Peru?
Q. I am looking for a good international adoption attorney in Peru to help me work with MIMDES (I don't want to go through any of the agencies currently working in Peru). Where can I find any recommendation or feedback boards other than embassy list of attorneys?
Asked by adoptori - Fri Aug 17 20:35:28 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try contacting this agency . They specialize in adoption in Peru and will surely have an attorney.
Answered by Still Me - Sun Aug 19 01:16:53 2007
Q. I am looking for a good international adoption attorney in Peru to help me work with MIMDES (I don't want to go through any of the agencies currently working in Peru). Where can I find any recommendation or feedback boards other than embassy list of attorneys?
Asked by adoptori - Fri Aug 17 20:35:28 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try contacting this agency . They specialize in adoption in Peru and will surely have an attorney.
Answered by Still Me - Sun Aug 19 01:16:53 2007
Is my attorney allowed to delay filing my divorce if I have not paid my attorneys fees in full?
Q. Basically my question is this: Is it Legal in the state of Texas for an attorney to delay filing my divorce if I have not paid the attorneys fees in full? Divorce papers have been signed by both parties as of the 7th of October.
Asked by Kikki - Tue Oct 21 17:37:04 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, you pay him to do things like file the divorce for you, so if you haven't paid him, why would he do the work? Here is an easy way to explain it: You wouldn't go into work every day if your boss suddenly quit paying you, would you? No- you would only go in and do work when you were being paid for it.
Answered by ................. - Tue Oct 21 17:54:37 2008
Q. Basically my question is this: Is it Legal in the state of Texas for an attorney to delay filing my divorce if I have not paid the attorneys fees in full? Divorce papers have been signed by both parties as of the 7th of October.
Asked by Kikki - Tue Oct 21 17:37:04 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, you pay him to do things like file the divorce for you, so if you haven't paid him, why would he do the work? Here is an easy way to explain it: You wouldn't go into work every day if your boss suddenly quit paying you, would you? No- you would only go in and do work when you were being paid for it.
Answered by ................. - Tue Oct 21 17:54:37 2008
Who makes more money, nurses or attorneys? How long does it take to become an attorney, what are the steps?
Q. I am assuming here that an attorney is the same thing as a lawyer, but I don't know how to become one. I do know enough about nurses so no need to reply with that info.
Asked by College Student - Mon Nov 19 06:04:38 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The average attorney makes considerably more money than the average nurse. However, some nurses make more money than some attorneys. Some U.S. States have no requirement that an attorney have graduated from a law school ... just pass the state's bar exam. Most U.S. States require attorneys to have graduated from a law school and have passed the state's bar exam. All states bar exams are very difficult with some state's exams being even more difficult. Many law school graduates have great difficulty in passing the bar exam ... many take it several or more times before passing and some never pass it. Law school is usually 3 years, which one can apply to enter after completing 4 years of undergraduate studies in any major at a recognized… [cont.]
Answered by Joey m - Mon Nov 19 06:20:50 2007
Q. I am assuming here that an attorney is the same thing as a lawyer, but I don't know how to become one. I do know enough about nurses so no need to reply with that info.
Asked by College Student - Mon Nov 19 06:04:38 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The average attorney makes considerably more money than the average nurse. However, some nurses make more money than some attorneys. Some U.S. States have no requirement that an attorney have graduated from a law school ... just pass the state's bar exam. Most U.S. States require attorneys to have graduated from a law school and have passed the state's bar exam. All states bar exams are very difficult with some state's exams being even more difficult. Many law school graduates have great difficulty in passing the bar exam ... many take it several or more times before passing and some never pass it. Law school is usually 3 years, which one can apply to enter after completing 4 years of undergraduate studies in any major at a recognized… [cont.]
Answered by Joey m - Mon Nov 19 06:20:50 2007
What kind of attorney that provides services when your mother passes to get information?
Q. My mother passed away, was in nursing home, went to hospital, then back to nursing home, then went back to hospital. Don't know when she passed away, at the nursing home or hospital. No one will give me info on what happened. Neither place will give the cause of death. What kind of attorney will I need? Please someone answer, thanks.
Asked by Cherry S - Mon Jun 30 15:26:36 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. your local government ask for certificates/birth/death. .. using your id you should be able to get the death certificate.. i heard you need about 3 copies..they cost $30 for each. you will need for insurance info...You may need a probate attorney .
Answered by gemlover24 - Mon Jun 30 16:01:21 2008
Q. My mother passed away, was in nursing home, went to hospital, then back to nursing home, then went back to hospital. Don't know when she passed away, at the nursing home or hospital. No one will give me info on what happened. Neither place will give the cause of death. What kind of attorney will I need? Please someone answer, thanks.
Asked by Cherry S - Mon Jun 30 15:26:36 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. your local government ask for certificates/birth/death. .. using your id you should be able to get the death certificate.. i heard you need about 3 copies..they cost $30 for each. you will need for insurance info...You may need a probate attorney .
Answered by gemlover24 - Mon Jun 30 16:01:21 2008
How can I check if my attorney is a member of texas supreme court?
Q. I have a doubt on my attorney who claim he is an attorney member of texas supreme court. How can I check?
Asked by PsLyE - Wed Dec 19 11:46:31 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If he's a member of the Texas State Bar, he can practice before the TX Supreme Court. Go to www.texasbar.com, there is a link on the left side of the page.
Answered by scottclear - Wed Dec 19 11:51:52 2007
Q. I have a doubt on my attorney who claim he is an attorney member of texas supreme court. How can I check?
Asked by PsLyE - Wed Dec 19 11:46:31 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If he's a member of the Texas State Bar, he can practice before the TX Supreme Court. Go to www.texasbar.com, there is a link on the left side of the page.
Answered by scottclear - Wed Dec 19 11:51:52 2007
What should you do if your supervising attorney tells you to do something unethical?
Q. This is the question given to me... Your supervising attorney asks you to release to the press a letter from a third party to the press. The attorney says, "I'll finally get even by truely embarassing that S.O.B." What should you do? Please do not respond if you are not sure, or you are goign to say something stupid!
Asked by jennaferlynn85 - Mon Oct 23 16:30:05 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your question says that the letter is to the press. Why would it be unethical to give the letter to the person for whom it was intended? Now, if there is a gag order or something pending, then no. If its unethical, dont do it. The bar rules also give us the responsibility of reporting unethical activity. So basically, once you decide whether its unethical, you are suppossed to them report him.
Answered by M G - Mon Oct 23 16:38:15 2006
Q. This is the question given to me... Your supervising attorney asks you to release to the press a letter from a third party to the press. The attorney says, "I'll finally get even by truely embarassing that S.O.B." What should you do? Please do not respond if you are not sure, or you are goign to say something stupid!
Asked by jennaferlynn85 - Mon Oct 23 16:30:05 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your question says that the letter is to the press. Why would it be unethical to give the letter to the person for whom it was intended? Now, if there is a gag order or something pending, then no. If its unethical, dont do it. The bar rules also give us the responsibility of reporting unethical activity. So basically, once you decide whether its unethical, you are suppossed to them report him.
Answered by M G - Mon Oct 23 16:38:15 2006
Is a minor allowed a court appointed attorney after marrying an adult?
Q. Minor has court date set and is appointed court appointed attorney. Prior to court date minor gets married to an adult. Is minor still entitled to court appointed attorney or does she now fall under different rules due to her husband being an adult?
Asked by PENNY M - Sat Feb 23 10:22:43 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Anyone can have a court appointed attorney if they can't afford one themselves. That's part of "due process".
Answered by M-420 - Sat Feb 23 10:33:03 2008
Q. Minor has court date set and is appointed court appointed attorney. Prior to court date minor gets married to an adult. Is minor still entitled to court appointed attorney or does she now fall under different rules due to her husband being an adult?
Asked by PENNY M - Sat Feb 23 10:22:43 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Anyone can have a court appointed attorney if they can't afford one themselves. That's part of "due process".
Answered by M-420 - Sat Feb 23 10:33:03 2008
How do you revoke durable power of attorney in the state of missouri?
Q. My Grandmother made gave somebody power of attorney and they are using it to cash in bonds and other things without her permission. She would like to know how to take away the power of attorney from that person.
Asked by superduperturtlemom - Wed Aug 20 16:23:22 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. She just needs to sign a statement revoking the power of attorney and/or appointing a new person with power of attorney and make sure a notarized copy is delivered to the former person with power of attorney. Of course, since he still has the old paperwork, you would need to contact any financial institutions where her information is held to let them know of the change.
Answered by James - Wed Aug 20 16:28:37 2008
Q. My Grandmother made gave somebody power of attorney and they are using it to cash in bonds and other things without her permission. She would like to know how to take away the power of attorney from that person.
Asked by superduperturtlemom - Wed Aug 20 16:23:22 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. She just needs to sign a statement revoking the power of attorney and/or appointing a new person with power of attorney and make sure a notarized copy is delivered to the former person with power of attorney. Of course, since he still has the old paperwork, you would need to contact any financial institutions where her information is held to let them know of the change.
Answered by James - Wed Aug 20 16:28:37 2008
How to file for divorce without an attorney?
Q. My friend is wanting to file for divorce from her estranged (sp?) husband but doesn't have the money for an attorney. There are no divisions of assests and no children involved, but we can't find the information she needs to file for divorce on her own without the 1,000 attorney fee in Oklahoma. Does anyone know of a government based website with the forms or a way she can go about doing this?
Asked by Riyen's Mom & Ayah due 4.12 - Mon Dec 28 13:47:59 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. She should visit the Clerk of Courts at her county courthouse. They can help guide her, and may have the forms she needs, or a link to them. She can also find what she needs at the web site Legalzoom.com.
Answered by David S - Mon Dec 28 14:10:20 2009
Q. My friend is wanting to file for divorce from her estranged (sp?) husband but doesn't have the money for an attorney. There are no divisions of assests and no children involved, but we can't find the information she needs to file for divorce on her own without the 1,000 attorney fee in Oklahoma. Does anyone know of a government based website with the forms or a way she can go about doing this?
Asked by Riyen's Mom & Ayah due 4.12 - Mon Dec 28 13:47:59 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. She should visit the Clerk of Courts at her county courthouse. They can help guide her, and may have the forms she needs, or a link to them. She can also find what she needs at the web site Legalzoom.com.
Answered by David S - Mon Dec 28 14:10:20 2009
What is the role of a defense attorney in a military trial?
Q. I am the defense attorney in a mock of the My Lai trial, and need to know the attorney's role. This is for an 8th grade enrichment class and I don't know what the military defense attorney's role is. Is the role the same as any defense attorney?
Asked by ferrariman610 - Sun Feb 11 19:26:03 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To defend the accused, within the parameter's of the UCMJ!
Answered by briang731/ bvincent - Sun Feb 11 19:44:05 2007
Q. I am the defense attorney in a mock of the My Lai trial, and need to know the attorney's role. This is for an 8th grade enrichment class and I don't know what the military defense attorney's role is. Is the role the same as any defense attorney?
Asked by ferrariman610 - Sun Feb 11 19:26:03 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To defend the accused, within the parameter's of the UCMJ!
Answered by briang731/ bvincent - Sun Feb 11 19:44:05 2007
How do I find an attorney willing to do pro bono work?
Q. I am looking for a family lawyer in Tulsa that is willing to work on my case pro bono. If you are an attorney in the area and willing, email me we can talk. Thanks. treecemoore at yahoo. The local bar association does not work like that.
Asked by Theresa - Sun Feb 22 12:10:58 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can contact the county bar association there. But it is not at all likely that you will find one, unless it's quite a special and especially worthy case.
Answered by RetroRanch - Sun Feb 22 12:17:14 2009
Q. I am looking for a family lawyer in Tulsa that is willing to work on my case pro bono. If you are an attorney in the area and willing, email me we can talk. Thanks. treecemoore at yahoo. The local bar association does not work like that.
Asked by Theresa - Sun Feb 22 12:10:58 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can contact the county bar association there. But it is not at all likely that you will find one, unless it's quite a special and especially worthy case.
Answered by RetroRanch - Sun Feb 22 12:17:14 2009
power of attorney when selling a motorcycle?
Q. I have a motorcycle in Las Vegas which I am planning to sell next week. I am currently in Los Angeles. What steps do I need to take when it comes to power of attorney and having my friend signing the bill of sale for the bike for me if I am absent? do I just get a power of attorney notarized and do I have to register the power of attorney with the city or county??? what i am confused on is how would the dmv know if i gave my friend the power of attorney to sign a power of attorney when the buyer goes to register the bike??? thanks!
Asked by Aaron S - Thu Feb 21 02:09:08 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You need to go & see a lawyer. He'll draft the POA for you. I know you like your friend, but make sure the POA states that it is ONLY for things relating to the sale of your motorcycle. You'd be amazed at the amount of times a general POA has been given to a trusted friend or family member & they abuse it by ruining your credit. Once that happens, your ownly course of action would be to try & take that "friend" to court & handle it in a civil trial. Since you gave them permission, there is no crime & police can't help you.
Answered by J K - Thu Feb 21 02:32:39 2008
Q. I have a motorcycle in Las Vegas which I am planning to sell next week. I am currently in Los Angeles. What steps do I need to take when it comes to power of attorney and having my friend signing the bill of sale for the bike for me if I am absent? do I just get a power of attorney notarized and do I have to register the power of attorney with the city or county??? what i am confused on is how would the dmv know if i gave my friend the power of attorney to sign a power of attorney when the buyer goes to register the bike??? thanks!
Asked by Aaron S - Thu Feb 21 02:09:08 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You need to go & see a lawyer. He'll draft the POA for you. I know you like your friend, but make sure the POA states that it is ONLY for things relating to the sale of your motorcycle. You'd be amazed at the amount of times a general POA has been given to a trusted friend or family member & they abuse it by ruining your credit. Once that happens, your ownly course of action would be to try & take that "friend" to court & handle it in a civil trial. Since you gave them permission, there is no crime & police can't help you.
Answered by J K - Thu Feb 21 02:32:39 2008
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