I'm sorry that this happended to you. Speak to the nurse practitioner's supervisor to make sure this doesn't happen again. It's up to you but I doubt that it will make finacial sense for you to pay an attorney by the hour to send a letter and engage in back and forth with the employer.

If you hire an attorney experienced with debt settlement negotiations, you’ll increase your chance of not having a judgment, including a consent judgment entered against. If a payment plan is necessary, an attorney could negotiate a Rule 17 order and a “pocket” judgment.

The only relevant issues are whether you have been served with the motion to revive the judgment, whether the motion was timely filed, and whether it has been completely paid. If the answers are yes, yes, and no, then the joists has no discretion to deny the motion. Consider trying to negotiate... View More

You can hire an attorney and file a partition lawsuit.

You should confer with an attorney about pursuing a lawsuit against the bankruptcy attorney. If what you state is accurate, and I have no reason to doubt it, his failure to file the bankruptcy case caused you damage. Plus, he took your money.

Unfortunately, his failure to file is not a... View More

The options are

1. Meet with a bankruptcy attorney

2. Defend the lawsuit on the merits

3. Try to negotiate a settlement with a payment plan

If you have a written lease that states it terminates on May 22 then it doesn’t make sense that the landlord would believe it is entitled to a full month’s rent. I haven’t seen your lease. It controls.

There’s a good chance that if your damages are substantial the insurance company would pay more to settle if you were represented by an experienced attorney. It’s worth contacting an attorney to discuss.

You may be sued without any attempt for the lender to take back the vehicle.

Other than the fact that someone said that someone else doesn’t like black people, I don’t follow your post. Please clarify your legal question.

Why they waited is irrelevant. Unfortunately, a lot of interest can accrue in 6 years. If you were served then you need to appear in court or hire an attorney to prevent a default judgment. You can submit written discovery to learn the facts and supporting documents, if any.

You may file an answer to the petition. Be sure to serve the plaintiff with a copy. The judge is unlikely to read your answer prior to a small claims trial, however.

You should ask a question if you’d like a response to get you started in assessing the situation.

Look for a local attorney familiar with the Merchandising Practices Act (MPA). The MPA is Missouri's consumer protection statute and is often used in failure-to-disclose cases.

Most employers don't realize that unless they sign an employment contract that provides otherwise, when they leave employment they aren't entitled to accumulated sick days.

I’m aware of no Missouri or federal law that gives you the right to have a witness present in a meeting with your employer.

Your questions are fact-specific and depend upon the written terms of the contractyou executed. If this is important enough to you, hire an attorney to review the contract. In general, I landlord certainly does not need to live in the rental premises.

A Missouri-licensed attorney may represent an HOA. Missouri does not require specialization.

Not a good idea to name the captain on a public forum. You didn't ask a legal question. If you want to hire an attorney you will need to reach out to one directly. Find someone with experience in similar situations if possible.

File a written answer and raise the SOL as an affirmative defense.