Misc

I bought a piece of property with another individual we have a notarized paper that we bought it from a gentleman the other party has went and sold the property without my permission is that legal

if you receive a certified notice for a letter to be picked up at the post office and it has no return address do i have to sign for it?

00000ooo000re: material breachin a cohabitation contract well drawn as tofinancial specifics, but vague on emotional promises, the parties agreeing to mutual love and respect...the behavior of the woman deteriorates, specifically to pull her own hair and self-inflict wrist brusing, then call 911no real call as of yet, but husband is terrorized to the point he has mental anguish and emotional disturbance and recorded as such by an MD psychiatristquestion is: is this behavior of the failing party sufficient to satisfy item #5 above as failure to exercise good faith and fair dealing so as to constitute breach?

After my mother entered the hospital, and will be going to a rehab nursing home from there, as she has some dementia, I have become poa and have found that my son (her grandson) has been using her atm card for a number of years to withdraw approx. 600 to $900.00 cash of her money, and approx. $400.00 toward grocery store purchases per month.....of course when I confronted him he denied it and said that my mother knew about it; she has nothing in her home to show for all of these monthly withdrawals, and I have never seen even $200.00 of food in her home.....she was lying in bed and not eating anything substantial for the past couple of months. I am appalled at this discovery and wondering what can be done to serve justice to her? Thank You Please indicate if I have a good case and what type of sanctions would follow a guilty decision; I am willing to file charges on my son for justice to my mother; she is 90 years old and has been seriously taken advantage of by her grandson and his live-in girlfriend; we are talking probably $1,000.00 per month that she could have used for herself and/or put in her savings.....my son needs to be accountable for these actions; additionally some of her friends, gardener, and tradesmen have taken advantage of her impairment.

Is there a law against inadvertent harm in a counseling relationship as a result of a dual relationship?