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Bookmark or Share- How to Collect Your Inheritance When the Executor Fails to Act - Avvo.comSeek Legal Recourse. If you believe the executor is failing to properly administer the estate (either through improper actions or through inaction), you have two options: petition the court to remove the executor or file a lawsuit against the executor. Petitioning the Court to Remove the Executor.
- What recourse do I have against false DCF reports being filed?As required by our Legal Terms, attorneys must disclose if any AI is used in answering your question. You are right, there is recourse for reports made by persons who are using the child abuse hotline inappropriately. However, anyone reporting in good faith is immune from any civil or criminal liability.
- Someone filed a false protection order against me. Can I sue for ...What recourse do I have? Emotional distress caused by personal injury Personal injury and defamation Personal injury and libel Criminal charges for vandalism Criminal charges for harassment Criminal charges for stalking Lawsuits and disputes
- Are there consequences for a Plaintiff dropping a frivolous lawsuit ...What recourse does the Defendant have, if any? A plaintiff filed a frivolous lawsuit against me in Federal Court in NY. Discovery has finished and the judge has ordered the Joint Pre-Trial Order and the plaintiff is stalling and has already asked for two extensions of time.
- What is my legal recourse, if any, against a loud, stomping, upstairs ...1 attorney answer. As required by our Legal Terms, attorneys must disclose if any AI is used in answering your question. Get a local attorney to send a legal letter to the neighbor. If that does not work, you can sue your neighbor in small claims court for Nuisance and Interference with the Right to Quiet Enjoyment.
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