An Alabama attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for four weeks. It depends what the document you mention is. If it is correspondence and you suspect the signature is forged or that the document is otherwise not legitimate, you could pick up the phone and ask the attorney if... Read more »

No. That is called commerce.

Extortion is obtaining money through force or unlawful threats.

For example, “If you don’t pay us $500 every month, we will bust out your windows and bust up your merchandise.”

File an application to probate your deceased brother’s estate asking to be named the personal representative of his estate.

This is really a question that involves lots of thought. Congratulations on your Criminal Justice degree. That's a big accomplishment. Only you can make this decision, based on your schedule, finances, and personal commitments. Going to law school part-time at night can be consuming, and it... Read more »

I would suggest calling the non-emergency number for you local police department. Describe the situation and detail the threatening messages. You might be able to get a protection from abuse order based on the facts of your situation.

Likely depends on the language of the lease agreement, property insurance agreements, and renters insurance agreements. I would suggest taking those documents to an attorney for review to get specific advise.

Any time you are starting a business or entering into a significant transaction it is wise to work with an attorney. The articles you mention are relevant to L.L.C.s that perform professional services and "series" L.L.C.s. These provisions may apply depending on whether you have formed an... Read more »

Don't knock yourself out selecting a major on the basis of whether it will be best-suited for law school. Paralegal studies is good. Criminal justice is good too, as are dozens of majors you can choose from. They both give you options if your plans change. Experienced paralegals do much of the... Read more »

An Alabama attorney who works with hospital/healthcare administration issues, patient bill of rights, etc. would know best. But as a general matter in any jurisdiction, a doctor, nurse, or other treating ER staff who asks an accompanying visitor to leave for sound reasons is not likely to have... Read more »

It could depend on how quickly an attorney who is familiar with the subject matter picks it up.

Tim Akpinar

As long as they didn't break in and damage the vehicle and were reasonable in what they did, yes. How are you damaged?

What do you mean by codical? There is no such word. Do you mean codicil? That is an amendment to a will. Usually, a codicil must be executed with the same formalities as a will. Or do you mean just a code? That would be the statutes of your state, and yes each state has statutes.

The age of consent in Alabama is 16. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ages_of_consent_in_the_United_States#Alabama

What is the context? You gave no facts, just a question. It is extremely difficult to answer questions without the context or the facts.

You need to have a full discussion with a local criminal defense attorney about this.

Who has told you that you need a permit?

Are you asking if this is against the law? Probably not.

You can read it yourself here at Justia: http://law.justia.com/codes/mississippi/2010/title-99/1/99-1-5.

It seems pretty straight forward to me.

I believe you are referring to "summary judgment." In civil cases, summary judgment is governed by Rule 56 of the Alabama Rules of Civil Procedure. Essentially, when a party seeks summary judgment, he or she is asking the court to rule that there is no genuine issue of material fact... Read more »

Under Alabama's official online court filing system (AlaFile/AlaCourt), "DV" is a designation meaning that a particular case is a civil case in district court, as opposed to circuit court.