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"The biological father resides in Yemen, does not have access to notarial services, and does not participate in the lives of the minor children. Therefore, it is not possible to obtain his signature." This is the wording that I am planning to put in a POA for minors. The father lives in Yemen, and the mother needs to go to Yemen. For that reason, she is in need of this POA to grant authorization to her stepson for all kinds of legal matters when decisions need to be made for the minors.

Can a customer sue me or 7-Eleven if I lock the door so I can restock due to being short staffed?

I am filling out a small estate affidavit for my son who passed away on 07/31/2025. He lived in Reno, NV, passed away in Roseburg, OR and I am in CA. Which state do I use to fill out the small estate affidavit for.

Coparent is attempting to apply child to a school over 2,000 miles away, using my household’s state benefits as a payment exemption for the school. 50/50 legal and physical. He is demanding I fill out “indigent” forms about my food assistance and Medicaid before a deadline this week. Our custody agreement says we need to mutually agree. I obviously do not agree with this choice. What do I need to do?

Property: [unit number] Move-In Date: April 2025 Legal Basis: Nevada Revised Statutes (NRS) 118A.355 / 118A.310 / 118A.510 / 118A.242 Current Issue: Retaliatory billing + improper collection attempt after lawful lease termination. Habitability Violations (Started Late May 2025). Beginning in late May 2025, the home became uninhabitable due to: Severe stomping and impact noise at 5:30 a.m. and throughout the night Plumbing noise through walls Repeated slamming, banging, and disturbances Retaliation From Neighbor and Management. After politely speaking to the upstairs neighbor at 6:00 a.m. (following a 5:30 a.m. disturbance), noise became worse, indicating retaliation. When reported to management, they: Dismissed concerns Took no action Created an unsafe and hostile living environment Unequal & Discriminatory Treatment. Management handled complaints inconsistently:  A neighbor next door was moved for free by [property manager] [Tenant] was told he must pay ~$3,000 to transfer This occurred after [tenant] provided [property manager] with videos and proof False Promises by Leasing Manager. The leasing manager initially promised: She would “take care of it” Transfer fees may be waived 14-Day Habitability Notice (NRS 118A.355). On September 10, 2025, [property manager] issued: A formal 14-day notice to cure Delivered via certified mail and email Lawful Move-Out (September 24, 2025) [Tenant]: Vacated on time Returned keys Recorded video Left formal termination letter Never signed any move-out forms or waivers Retaliation After Move-Out. After lawful termination: Management repeatedly sent forms trying to trap [tenant] into “signing” a new vacate notice Corporate counsel increased pressure No deposit disposition was ever sent Management billed $3,197.46 in unlawful charges, including: Lease-break fees, Concession repayment, Other fabricated charges Current Legal Exposure. [Tenant] is now facing: A false debt collection attempt Potential credit damage Ongoing harassment to sign documents Unlawful rent and fee demands All without: An itemized depos it statement Evidence of charges A valid lease break Any signed move-out agreement

In Nevada, if I have two ESA animals, is the landlord mandated or do they have the choice to waive rental fees and rent deposits for both cats?

Tenant broke a one-year lease in Henderson, NV. Is he responsible for utilities after move out? What about security deposit, can it be used for unpaid rent?

It was an investment contract that made me a silent partner. I invested a certain amount of money that gave me a percentage of the profits and a guarantee on the return of my investment. The owners of the business never started the business.

My chapter 7 bankruptct was discharged in September. However, two major liens that should have been discharged were left on my deed due to corruption in Clark County, Nevada.

Inheritance of all my assets, including appointing my adult son as guardian of my adult disabled daughter and as her SSI payee at the time of my death. I’d like to exclude three of my adult children and leave my assets only to one adult son. I need to make this legal just in case.