Here is a list of lawyers in St. Louis who handle personal injury: https://www.justia.com/lawyers/injury-accident-law/missouri/saint-louis

Here is a more narrow list from a different provider: http://attorneys.lawinfo.com/dental-malpractice/missouri/st-louis/

You could consider contacting this organization, Freedom from Religion Foundation, or reporting what happened to you: https://ffrf.org/legal/report

That organization has specifically written about court-mandated AA meeting violating the constitution here:... View More

Ohio Revised Code, section 3313.666. The law prohibits harassment, intimidation, or bullying in schools. It is entitled, "District policy prohibiting harassment, intimidation, or bullying required."

You can contact the principal or the police. The Ohio Bar has this publication... View More

Yes, especially if the proceedings are criminal. You didn't say who accused him of the cyber bullying. If it was the state, and this is a criminal case, you should get a lawyer immediately. Here is a link to a website that provides an overview of cyberbullying in New York (note, it goes to... View More

You probably need to say the city or county to answer this question, because it appears to depend on local housing codes that impose duties on landlords that tenants may enforce. In Albuquerque, the local codes state: "The windows and doors are reasonably weather-tight and, and are kept in... View More

If you are being told to go to court, then yes you are being charged. This is not a civil case from what I can tell. Contact a criminal lawyer immediately in your area. If you go to court, do not say anything except you want a lawyer. Posting on this board is not sufficient to give you the help... View More

Without knowing what harm you have suffered or what relief you want, a lawyer cannot tell you what lawsuit you could, or could not, bring. What is it you want to accomplish with the lawsuit? Maybe repost with more facts?

So much of this would depend on what the agreement says and also how the judge would react. That also depends on how far away the move is -- Arizona is a big state. If you have a lawyer, my advice would be to ask them to negotiate an agreement with your ex-spouse or, if that can't be made,... View More

"No person shall start a vehicle which is stopped, standing, or parked unless and until such movement can be made with reasonable safety." http://law.justia.com/codes/georgia/2010/title-40/chapter-6/article-6/40-6-122

I gather that the officer is accusing you of starting it when... View More

You are in Tennessee, but here is what a court in Vermont said: "The value of a pet to its human companions has already been noted.   Accordingly, apart from providing care and shelter, finders of stray pets should also be encouraged to make every reasonable effort to find the animal's... View More

I think you are confusing some concepts in law -- and that's okay as you are not a lawyer. When defendants assert a statute of limitations as a defense, there are two doctrines that may be to plaintiffs to avoid the defense and thereby extend the time during which claims may be brought: (1)... View More

The answer to this question would depending on a lot of specifics including (1) what state are you in, (2) how old is your son, and (3) hypothetically (thankfully) how did the death occur. Here is a link to an article entitled, "Validity and Enforceability of Liability Waivers on Ski Lift... View More

Here is what this website says:

http://www.dfa.arkansas.gov/offices/policyAndLegal/Pages/hearingsAppeals.aspx

Appeals of Administrative Decisions and Revisions to Circuit Court under the Arkansas Tax Procedure Act

"To appeal a Notice of Final Assessment (issued after... View More

Some quick research shows that Arkansas does have a slander cause of action: http://law.justia.com/codes/arkansas/2010/title-16/subtitle-5/chapter-63/subchapter-2/16-63-207

You may have meant that in Arkansas, there is no defamation per se. That means you must prove actual damages as a... View More

Whenever you are investigated by a federal agency, get a lawyer who knows that agency. You can make an informed decision about whether to cooperate with them with your lawyer, but that's not the kind of thing you want to do on your own.

Depending on the type of case or procedure, Florida's statutes of limitations range from two to four years. The point at which the clock starts ticking typically is the date of the incident or discovery of a wrong. Regardless, you are within two years but you should consult an attorney... View More

I'm quoting from another attorney that I found when researching: "Family Code, Sections 400-402 are the statutes pertaining to whom can solemnize a marriage in California. As Edna pointed out, most states don't keep a record of who is an ordained minister, it's up to you to... View More

Application fees are for the application, not the apartment. You would need to enter into a contract with the landlord for the apartment also. Without knowing all the facts, my sense is that what the landlord did is legal.

In general, application fees are legal if they relate to actual... View More

You would need to provide more information for an attorney to be able to give you an accurate answer. And, as you will here many people say, you should contact an experienced immigration lawyer. Here is a list of immigration lawyers who have listed themselves on Justia (this website):... View More

The other attorney is correct. Your best step is to contact an experienced immigration lawyer. Here is the list of lawyers who have signed up onto Justia in your area: https://www.justia.com/lawyers/immigration-naturalization/michigan/traverse-city

Each attorney is allowed to charge... View More