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3 legal questions have been posted about general practice by real users in West Virginia. Ask your question and dive into the knowledge of attorneys who handle your issue regularly. All topics and other states can be accessed in the dropdowns below.
If you were only a live in partner and not a surviving spouse, there is no right that you have to a life estate in your decedent girlfriend's home. You are now in the status of a tenant on a month to month lease at best and a holdover tenant at worst. Accordingly, you can be evicted without cause. That is the general rule and there are exceptions so you need to contact an attorney in your state to review all the facts to determine what your rights are. ... Read More
If you were only a live in partner and not a surviving spouse, there is no right that you have to a life estate in your decedent girlfriend's home.... Read More
The age of consent in West Virginia is 16; there is no law against a 22 year old dating a 17 year old.
The age of consent in West Virginia is 16; there is no law against a 22 year old dating a 17 year old.

Can I file a lawsuit for damages?

Answered 11 years and 11 months ago by attorney Bruce Robins   |   1 Answer
Yes, you can sue for the cable company's negligence.  I think it likely that a judge or jury will find that you were each partly at fault, but you could recover something.  However, you should take a look at your contract with the cable company to see what it provides with regard to any limitations on liability.... Read More
Yes, you can sue for the cable company's negligence.  I think it likely that a judge or jury will find that you were each partly at fault, but... Read More