Contact a member of the Md. Association for Justice to see as they give free consultations, or you can call me. Don't delay.

Generally no--it's more like a curse "I wish you to get Covid"

In some circumstances it could be actionable but that would take money because no lawyer would take the case. Spend the money on getting counseling on any fallout, and how to avoid or deal with creeps like the person who said that.

You need to respond to the complaint. Look at the contract--chances are you agreed to service of the complaint. You don't want it to go to default judgment.

If it's a time share there may be other issues.

Start by seeing (if it's a time share) if they will take it... View More

I would approach an elderlaw attorney who is certified; the area office on aging can be of help.

Frankly, if there are no points you are better off paying it. Judges tend not to favor those who already got a break, and if you were doing almost 30 over or even 20 over they will consider it a monster break.

I'm not sure how you would fight it without the judge knowing that it was... View More

Depends on the age of the partner. A judge may grant a marriage license but it has to be shown to be in your best interests and the parents need to consent.

https://www.inquirer.com/philly/news/child-marriage-laws-age-requirements-pennsylvania-metoo-20181005.html

you need to read the agreement. Unless it was formally terminated, she cant just switch without consequences. The second broker should have asked her/you whether you had a previous listing, and made arrangements. So start with #2 broker.

Technically, you would file an action to quiet title. Or you would ask that person to sign the title over to you. Otherwise you treat it as abandoned property, and have it disposed of. To cover yourself I would suggest you notify the police first.

I agree with Mr. Flynn. You will need to understand the patent process before you engage a lawyer otherwise you will be paying for a lot of time doing things you could have done. Lawyers are at the end of the patent process.... View More

I suggest you follow Mr. Greene's advice, and start by calling the California Civil Liberties Union, ask for their prison rights project, ask them for the names of "cooperating attorneys." They will give you the best shot, but realistically the answer would be in most cases no.

It also depends on the type of claim. If you think this is wrong, you need to contact your legislators to make such clauses invalid. Be persistent. Don't mourn, organize!

Contact a member of the Texas Trial Lawyers assn in the county where it happened. They give free consults.

No one goes to jail for most traffic offenses (other than leaving the scene or reckless driving in some states).

If someone is in the crosswalk traffic has to stop. If no one is in it and traffic has a green light they may proceed.

They can ask for partition which is a fancy way of saying sell the house and split the proceeds. They can't make him leave but they have an equal right of possession.

Tell them you want to reopen the claim. I suggest you contact a member of the Pa. Association for Justice who handles workers comp in your area. They give free consults.

you can pay out of pocket without canceling your policy. If your policy is canceled it doesn't wipe away the fact you had a claim.

The person doesn't have to be licensed but they can't tattoo someone under 18.

I believe they may, but I would check with your register of wills to see who may complete the marriage license.

The problem is you drove to the parking lot. The statutes should be on your citation.

If you have improper equipment then you can be cited for operating a vehicle without the correct equipment assuming you are not on your own land--because you had to get there.

Not sure what you mean by the right thing--if they are paying for the repair to the body shop, then they would be doing the right thing.