If one wants to challenge the final decision of a state agency, they may be able to appeal that decision to a higher court. For the appeal to be successful, there must be a basis for overturning or amending the agency’s decision, such as a finding that the decision was “arbitrary and capricious."
Debt Harrisment
Can a creditor call you at your job and endanger your employment
survivoring heir rights
mother recently died i am the eldest surviving son i am uncertian weather there is an existing will prior to my mothers death she had gardianship of my disabled son i am uncertian as to the date of my mothers passing as i was not notified in an apporpriate or timmly manner to my knoeledge my son has a gauardian adlitum i am not seeking any financial gain from his trust it is also my wish he remain in his home i do however wish to have the family heirlooms verbully promised me upon my mothers passing when i requested some of those items i was told there would be an auction and i would have to purchase these items some of witch were mine to begin with i recieve a vetrains pention and am financialy unable to afford legal representation also my mother has always made it clear it is her wish to be buried next to my father and brother there is talk of her being cremated i am certain this was never her wish what are my legal rights on these matters