Need help before I file charge with nlrb...have appt. Scheduled with the eeoc in nov..
Her attorney told me that in his opinion his client, my former attorney, behaved in an unethical manner when she borrowed money from me. I was her client. I was grieving. Emotionally, I was at a low point. My former attorney and her attorney acknowledged, in court, six months ago that she owed me.... View More 
Her attorney told me that in his opinion his client, my former attorney, behaved in an unethical manner when she borrowed money from me. I was her client. I was grieving. Emotionally, I was at a low point. My former attorney and her attorney acknowledged, in court, six months ago that she owed me.... View More
That they are the counsel of record for the defendent and then states by her attorneys. And only she signs the notice of appearance.
I'm interested in knowing what are the rules concerning the marriage and, in general, the duties and rights of the spouses within a wedding in Pennsylvania.
Losing my home? I had a default judgment rolled against me on July 7 and attempted to file a motion to dismiss on July 13. The court clerk refused to accept my dismissal, claiming that I did not have the 21 days I was told I only had seven. This directly led to me now losing my home. What can I do... View More
answered on Sep 12, 2023
You need a lawyer; and you likely needed a lawyer months ago.
As happens when people try to represent themselves, you are unaware of the proper procedures and court rules. Filing whatever you think is proper whenever you think it should be filed is not how this works.
You have a... View More
1. May 24th, 2023: Purchase USA-China round trip ticket thru Priceline for August 23 USA departure. $2,904.75 (does not include the additional paid $99 for seating)
2. August 18: head injury.
3. August 21: Dr-no travel. I contact Priceline. They ask for Dr letter. I email Dr.... View More
Their attorney claims a Statute of limitation of three years as tort, but I believe it's six years because they immediately adopted part of the cats therefore should be Statutory Conversion. Could you clarify this for me?
answered on Aug 12, 2023
The governing statute of limitation is for the claim made, not what it could be. Typically, in civil matters, you can make alternative claims. Each claim, though, would be subject to its applicable statute of limitations. Hopefully you are engaged with an attorney who knows this, as you can easily... View More
Wants me to replace her glasses for $185.
Her husband is the one who sent me the message. And states if I don't contact him by 5pm he's going to have to file a lawsuit
I haven't admitted to anything nor have I contacted him back
answered on Aug 3, 2023
For $185!? He's going to spend more than that filing a law suit.
How you move about this depends on how much you value the relationship with your friend. Although it sounds like maybe her husband is more of a problem here.
If it were me, I would be inclined not to let money... View More
My vehicle was totaled (Not at fault) due to an accident in Michigan. My vehicle is 100% paid off and I did not have collision coverage as part of my auto insurance. Can I file a Mini Tort or Small Claims for the book value of my vehicle at the time of the accident?
Since I do not have... View More
It's hard to explain in detail, but there is a process that is to be used when dealing with individuals who had suffered a Traumatic brain injury to allow the due process of that individual. The judge in the divorce case stated on record that he was aware of the injuries, but failed to apply... View More
answered on Jul 21, 2023
What relief are you seeking? If this was a divorce without kids, then the issue is equitable division of assets and debts. Did you settle and are now unhappy with that settlement? Or was there a trial?
Recently I went online pretending to be the vice governor, I made up a name the person I used is not real, it's all a joke and I would never give out potentially dangerous information, I just want to know is this legal, can I get arrested
answered on Jul 25, 2023
A Michigan attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for four weeks. A criminal attorney should advise on this, to prevent any violation of laws involving impersonation or related crimes. Good luck
answered on Jun 12, 2023
If what you said is true, you could file a motion to set aside the judgment and request a new trial. But it would most likely be within the discretion of the court whether to grant your motion. You would most likely need to identify one or more legal errors that affected the outcome, and facts to... View More
Are there any case law for me to ask for a non-compete or moratorium for both of us not to be able to use the existing customers of the business for a certain amount of time?
answered on May 26, 2023
Good question. These items that you wish to have, such as a non-compete or a non-circumvention agreement, are documents that should really be agreed to up front at the time you and your partner did your initial business deal - so PRIOR to the actual dissolution of a company and not during a... View More
Mortgage was drawn from her account because she had good credit. But, I have been paying mortgage through her account by check. I insure the home as well. My credit is much better now. It looks as though the mortgage company may just run my credit as to not upset the mortgage. Is this common?... View More
answered on May 9, 2023
Being on the mortgage and being on a deed are two different things. If your name is on the deed, then I think you can be reasonably assured of not losing the home to your sister.
As to the mortgage itself, if your name is already on the mortgage, I'm not sure there is anything you need... View More
Renter paid monthly rent of 500$.. lived in home with buyer at time of death
answered on Apr 8, 2023
The buyer’s estate steps into the shoes of the buyer.
The ‘rights’ of the lessee depend on his relationship to the estate.
This is a FAR more complicated and fact dependent situation than can be discussed cogently in a forum like this.
You NEED to consult with a... View More
I entered into a settlement agreement, placed on record with a US magistrate judge. The government has written up a proposed stipulation. It has several pages of legal jargon and agreements that are not on record, and I do not agree to. I refuse to sign. He filed a motion to enforce the settlement,... View More
answered on Mar 21, 2023
The issue is whether what was placed on the record and presented in writing is substantively the same. Often times, what is placed on the record is material terms of the agreement; the written agreement will contain the additional "legalise" that make it all work. Unless you can show a... View More
specifically tort law
answered on Feb 25, 2023
A Michigan attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for three weeks. It might be difficult to find what you describe - attorneys who sue in specific counties. Most law firms don't hold themselves out for the counties or districts they sue in. Instead, they hold themselves out... View More
Next door neighbor owns a car (junk, not running); the car sits in the back yard between our houses. The car straddles the property line. It's been there for years. I want to clean up my back yard, get landscaping, and put up a fence. The car must be moved. But, my neighbor won't move... View More
answered on Jan 17, 2023
IF (and that is a HUGE unknown!) the car is on your land, the neighbor is trespassing.
Are you 100% Absolutely Positively Undeniably CERTAIN of us on your land? You can have it removed but not necessarily onto the neighbor’s land — unless they neighbor consents to that. (You don’t... View More
Business never got into full swing. Problems on top of problems and no more money to continue forward. It never got off the ground, am I required to give the money back ? I never signed anything and only talked about hoping it would be successful. It never made it to an official business and it was... View More
answered on Jan 6, 2023
Hi, keep in mind that in addition to written agreements, there are also verbal agreements that may be legally enforceable, provided there is an offer, an acceptance, and consideration. Whether you are required to return the funds depends on what were the terms of the agreement.
The other... View More
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