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Unless she titled the vehicle to you before she died, her car is part and parcel ( legalese ) of her estate, therefore it is subject to the ( any ) claims against her estate raised within the legally defined period following the publication of her death and the probation ( another legal term ) of her estate where the legitimate claimants ( persons to whom she owed money ) can make their claims to the court to settle the claims they have... after the probate proceedings are completed - IF and only IF it has not been determined by the court that the sale and proceeds from the sale of the vehicle are necessary to fulfill the claims of the claimants against her estate, only then will her car be cleared to be titled to you.. only after which process is completed and you have received from the state the title issued in your name, then and only then do you have the right to market and sell her vehicle, or choose to use it as your own personal vehicle. Sorry but there are simply no shortcuts to "protect" your claim on the vehicle based on the fact that she willed it to you, that fact only stands a legal test after all claims against her estate have been settled.

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I've been suicidal a lot, and attempted suicide a few times, and I wasn't usually in the hospital beyond the 72 hour hold (which DOES NOT include weekends and holidays). They can treat you against your will, but in most states, cannot give you neuroleptic drugs (antipsychotics) such as zyprexa, thorazine, geodon, etc or ECT without your consent. If you are clearly incompetent, or it is a true emergency, they can do those things, but mostly they have to pursue that in court. Even then you can fill out a psychiatric advance directive and refuse that treatment, but most people do not make one of those up. Antidepressants or anticonvulsants are not restricted by law, the only way to refuse is to be competent, or to refuse them in an advanced directive, or to have a person with durable power of attorney for health care refuse them.. . Most times if you are very severely suicidal, if you can't control your behavior even in the hospital (can't "contract for safety") there will be a staff person following you around all the time including into the bathroom (really bad if you were ever sexually abused). If you are very suicidal, but you promise you will not hurt yourself, you will have more frequent checks, like every 15 minutes.. . Usually, people stay on voluntarily if they still really need help, and most people stay in the hospital only a week or so, maybe 10 days. If you are very severely ill and can't get better, they may move you to a more long-term hospital, and that can be voluntary, or involuntary thru the courts, which is a commitment. A commitment has similar legal ramifications as a felony conviction with not nearly the legal protections that criminals get, so they don't like to do that.

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I assume this follows your previous question.. . I really wouldn't advise trying to draft up some agreement by yourself or using standard templates or advice from an online forum: this is a house purchase you're talking about. Your solicitor/conveyancer can advise you better and provide proper Agreements and Notices if required - if your own conveyancer isn't very experienced with sitting tenants, ask them to recommend somebody who is. It's not necessarily a complicated process but because of the position in law of ?protected tenancies? such as those created before 1989 under the Rent Act 1977, you need to do everything by the book. Does the vendor have any paperwork relating to the tenancy at all? Even something indicating the terms of the tenancy would help.. . Alternatively, you can shift the issue back onto the vendor and insist that if they wish the sale to procede then they must do all the legal legwork with the tenant and ensure the tenant has actually left and that you have vacant possession before you will agree to exchange contracts and take possession yourself. I suspect that their reluctance to do this is part of the reason for the sale with tenant in the first place, though.

Me and my wife got married almost 2 years. In Ohio after we got married we went to the DMV and got her an ID. Her parents are nuts and would not help us with anything. So we did it and showed then our marriage license and social security card. We got an ID of her with her new last name. Sucks because she never had a school picture ID or anything like that. Now a days were trying to get her license. We went to the social security office and tried to get a new social security card but they wont let us get one because she dont have proof her maiden name is really her.. She has an ID of her with her new last name and her birth certificate it shows her maiden name. So they told us either get her transcripts from school or papers from a family Doctor (in which she never had) So we called the school and told them to send it. They did and we never received it. It was over a month ago now. Dont know what happen to it. We now live in Colorado. What other options do we have? There treating us like shes a illegal immigrant..

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