if its an order it's an order. You want to change the order but don't disobey it until you do.

No, you can tell the attorney that he should tell the company it was a mistake on his part, you never agreed to anytihing. You may want to consult other attorneys, see what they say. Look for attorneys who handle car wrecks and who are memers of the Utah trial lawyers association /Utah... View More

It's not clear that you have a question. However as it involves some serious issues, and this is a public site, I suggest you contact an attorney who handles criminal defense in the states where you are charged or where you have concerns and do not discuss these issues on any social media.

If that was the deal going in, and you relied on that in taking the place, you have an argument to make that you can leave without having to pay.

However, if you started to rent, then he said you don't have to pay, that's more a change in conditions that affected his view of what... View More

If it s relevant , but only for the day and hour at issue.

Contact a member of the Texas Assn for Justice who handles nursing home negligence as they are used to dealing with elederly death issues. Ideally an attorney for the county you live in but they may be several counties away.

there are attorneys who handle lemon law cases, and there are attorneys who handle car wreck cases. for the Car wreck case, look for a member of the Mo. Assn for Justice.

Well, you can call the police. I'd first ask him why he's doing this. Repeatedly. AFter all you have him as your neighbor so you have to live with him nearby.

If you don't make a big deal about it it won't be a problem.

Not as I read the law--if you are over 16 it's not illegal.

If you are eligible for Public Assistance, you would be eligible for Legal Aid or Legal Services. They can best review your situation and your options.

You should go to the police and ask about registering it. If they want it, give it to them and get a receipt. YOU DO NOT WANT TO HAVE AN UNREGISTERED FIREARM in your posession.

See if he'll pay for your uber. If he has a vehicle I see a court saying you are right. But maybe if you had an attorney who got you the full custody, speak with them.

That is more a question for a CPA than an attorney. As the fees are only secondarily related to the license my feeling is no, but I am not a tax specialist and CPA's are.

It may be they are understaffed it may be long. You can consult an attorney who handles EEO matters. If the employer is in New Jersey, you will want a New Jersey attorney. Contact the New Jersey Assn for Justice--and ask for an employment law attorney. They give free consults.

Yes. Your case requires a showing that the visitation has to be within narrowly defined guidelines and that is not a d.i.y. project

You may, but it will cost you likely more than the cost of getting a new dog and shots.

It depends on the law of the state where you live. If you have a "discovery date" it can be extended. If you were under 18 when you took it, most states give you until you are 21.

I would contact the Arizona Trial Lawyers Assn and ask for attorneys who handle pharmaceutical... View More

You are right. It's up to them to give you good title. Otherwise sue them for the money paid.

Contact the Florida Attorney General's Consumer Affairs Office. If the unit was paid for through a program that program should be notified .

You have a right to sue them and can sue them in small claims court.