Possibly. You should look into an attorney who does civil litigation around the consumer protection act or products liability.

I assume you contacted the police? If so, you'll probably need a copy of the police report to show fraud on any of your financial accounts. Other than that, let the police do what they do.

Use a different process server and one that will provide an affidavit as to their efforts.

Are you waiting to serve by certified mail? You may need to hire a process server.

You just posted on line that "the debt is mine". Be careful now denying to the court that the debt is yours.

Depending on the amount of money the debt collector is suing you for, you should consider hiring a lawyer.

There are legal defenses available to you that you may... View More

It doesn't sound like unlawful imprisonment when a probation officer acted under color of law (e.g. alleged probation violation) to arrest you.

I suggest small claims court. It is inexpensive and quick. But you are going to have to have proof, (perhaps other witnesses), of the items that were in your vehicle. And values. For example the golf equipment, I suggest you provide the original receipts and then printouts of the same equipment... View More

Your next legal steps will be dependent upon the terms of the divorce decree. You may have to go back to court and motion the court to enforce the terms of the agreement.

Yes, generally you can pay off the lien. Whether you can make payments will depend on the creditor.

You might consider talking to a lawyer about this directly, but do a little research first through a legal aid website, on how to file a small claims lawsuit. That might help you direct your questions if you find a lawyer willing to answer a few questions. You could certainly hire a lawyer to help... View More

Sounds like you've hit a wall in negotiations alone, you might need to hire an attorney.

What is your question? Should you accept or not? There are consequences (e.g. who pays attorney fees) for rejecting the evaluation amount and having a different amount ordered at trial. Typically, the evaluation offer will be pretty close to what you could expect through trial.

Not necessarily. Police departments do a more comprehensive background check than most employers. A domestic violence charge - regardless of underlying facts - is going to be highly scrutinized by any law enforcement agency. Not saying you can't become a police officer, but you need to be... View More

You can go ahead and file. Just keep in mind that even if you are right, in a civil matter, a judgment comes down to a piece of paper that says Person A owes Person B x-amount of money. You still need to collect it through legal means.

Ouch. If you are a tenant, the landlord is likely to be liable. The landlord's insurance carrier may offer a settlement. You could take the settlement, or, if you can find an attorney to take the case, you could sue to see if you get more. If you hire an attorney, that might increase the... View More

Truth In Lending covers what must be disclosed by lenders to consumers. It's impossible to summarize what is a voluminous piece of legislation covering many different scenarios. If you have any doubts about what is presented to you by a car dealership, or any other lender, you should consult... View More

I'm unsure what else you can do other than file a police report.

File a claim and delivery action in court. And even though it's your son, you still possibly have tenant rights that you could seek the advice of an attorney.

Yes. Just because it's a public event doesn't mean that there's an open-ended invite. If this person were tasked with running the beer tent, that is his or her domain - volunteer or not. So long as they didn't kick you out because of a protected status (e.g. race or gender), you... View More

I think the police are right (this time). Stay away from her and give it some time for cooler heads to prevail.