2014年08月

Question

GPS installation on a vehicle between husband and wife that are separated. Vehicle is under her name. she did not authorized the installation. He used the information to know her whereabouts. Even called her when she arrived at her lawyers office and wished her good luck for the divorce proceedings. is this allowed?



Answer

The Texas Penal Code, Section 16.06 reads "A person commits an offense if the person knowingly installs an electronic or mechanical tracking device on a motor vehicle owned or leased by another person." The issue in this case may come down to whether the vehicle is co-owned by the husband and wife. Even though the vehicle may be titled in her name, Texas is a community property state, so pretty much any property obtained during the marriage is co-owned by both of them. Since they were still married at the time of this incident, they still own the property together (in my opinion), therefore no offense has been committed. She should probably discuss this with her lawyer to see if he or she has a different take on this question.





Question

If my exwife signed papers to pay for funeral expenses of our deceased child, can she sue me for half of the bill?



Answer

Yes





Question

How long does someone have to get thier stuff out of your house before you can get rid of it?



Answer

Depends on the situation. Most often give notice by certified mail that if not picked up by X date (give generous amount of time), stuff will be moved to storage.





Question

hi ,

I just moved to gurgoan from mumbai a couple of months back(july 2013) and my husband and i have rented a independent floor ground floor FOR A RENT OF 23000K A MONTH from the owner and there are 2 other tenents on floor 1 and 2.

I am pregnant and was due to deliver by december but i am haveing sm medical complications and the doctor has suggested a C- section DELIVERY by 1st weeek of november so i have to go back to mumbai where i am originally from as i have family tht can help me.

I informed the landlord about the same and gave a months notice 30 days on the (1st of october 2013) as per our agreement as there is no clause about the time frame mentioned in the agreement.

we moved into the house on the (1st of july 2013) and its just been 4 months now

The land lord wants us

1) to paint the house or pay him 15000 k.

2) he wants us to pay him the broker fee back of 11500K

3) he wants us to pay 5000 k for the seweage work he got done last week forda 3 floors

he has 46000k with him and is going to deduct 31500k can he do that is it even legal?????

considering the agreement dosent have such clause???

hes telling us thats the rule in gurgoan lik as if we are stupid.

please help me what do i do???



Answer

If such terms are not a part of the agreement, then he cannot, but if there is a lock in period in the agreement and some maintenance to be done by you, then the agreement has to be seen first. You may send him a legal notice. You may also drop a detailed query at [email protected]
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Answer

approaching the court would be expensive and time consuming task. better settle the matter with the help of other tenants.



Answer

15.10.2013



Dear Madam,



Since there are no such clauses in the Agreement for Leave and License (ALL), your Owner does not have the right to deduct all these expenses. You should report the matter to the Police if he does not refund back your entire Deposit (net of recoveries for electricity charges, cable and parking charges if any) and you should handover the keys of the flat to the Owner only on receipt of your Deposit.



Regards,






Question

me and my boyfriend have lived togeather for 17 years and just broke up he left me for a younger women and we have alot of things in both our names cars and the house we just signed for on the house it list us as husban and wife do i need to get a divorce or do we just go our seprete ways



Answer

If you represented yourselves as being married - especially if you filed an income tax as "married" and incurred debt as husband and wife - you'll need to file for divorce in order to disentangle your affairs.





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