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dispersing of property
Is there any problem if a person sells or transfers property that is in his/her will before he/she dies without changing their will. I mean, if it's not there, it's not there to distribute amongst heirs.
cruelty to spouse?
My wife has filed for divorce and cited ''cruelty'' as the cause. We argued about money, but I never was *cruel* to her - never laid a hand on her, and always respected her boundaries. The actual divorce petition is not totally unfair, and I was condsidering agreeing to it without amendments, until a friend told me that the ''cruelty'' clause could come back to haunt me -- affect whether I get a job or credit in the future. Should I take this to a local attorney?
felonytheftclass3
need to quash my warrents which atleast three years old. And I now live AZ.