re: Legal Help Needed - Will & Trust Dispute - Possible Eviction!

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This doesn't add up. A first time offender breaking into a house does not get 6 years day for day. Especially if no weapons involved and no one was home.

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That depends on the laws on the books at the time.

Just a quick google search showed that a first time felony charge for burglary can carry anywhere from 1 to 20 years w/o use of a weapon. So depends on how big of an arse the judge feels like being.

I remember when I got my DUI as a retarded 19 yr old - the judge I went in front of had several cases she was sentencing before she got to me. She was a cruel lady (I mean if you f-d up it’s not her fault obviously, but her sentencing language was very harsh).

Anyway - as she was reading the mandatory minimums and maximum prison time for each case she made sure anyone that was there for drugs or DUI were given the maximum time allowed in the state. Every one of them. Her son had OD’d and she lost another relative to a drunk driving accident. Sure enough I was given the maximum fine and spent a few days in jail.

Back to OP - like several people have said, lawyer up. If you don’t, I do not see how you can solve any of this.

Thanks.

And that is what I'll be working on over the next few days.

Thanks again.

No thanks. I'm having enough trouble with this guy.

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Suit yourself. She specializes in wills and estate planning

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ELT! I fuggin miss you! We moved the PTFD thread to HF. come visit!

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Hiiiii!!! I miss you, too! I need to get back in there. Headed over to catch up :)

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lan A was to become homeless?

Jesus

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Well, eviction takes 60 to 90 days. So, if he's not worried about his credit, might not be a bad move to get the trustees dereliction of his fiduciary duties on paper rather than hearsay.

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Do you have a felony on your record?

Well, I do. I have been around the block a few times for 30 years trying to get it removed.

Presidential pardon would be my only hope.

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I had 2 felonies for basically the same thing expunged 4 years ago. Cost me 500 for my lawyer to file the paperwork. I don’t have to give that information to any applications unless its a job that requires security clearance(military, FBI, etc).

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In Texas, you can have a felony expunged from your record in the following circumstances: You were arrested but never charged. You were charged, but the case was dismissed for lack of cause, insufficient evidence or unavailable witnesses. The grand jury “no-billed” your indictment.

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In any of those situations, you don’t have a felony to expunge because theres no conviction. No conviction = no criminal record

So if he changed his tune and said he was going to act right, how is he doing that by not paying your rent? Sounds to me like the guy is up to no good if you ask me.