Alexander Mchenry Memmen’s Answers

Sorry. You're going to have to rephrase your question.

Good luck with that.

If all you are doing is showing him which forms to fill out, you're probably ok. If he needs more than that, your friend should see a lawyer.

You should contact a local criminal defense attorney immediately and be prepared to pay a retainer.

You need to talk to an immigration lawyer right away about filing for lawful permanent residence status under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA).

Mr. Thomas is right, it's a term that the clerk uses to set a motion for a hearing date. The term comes from the old way that the clerk would organize the motion dates on "spindles." I imagine something like the link below. It is NOT the same as giving notice of the motion. Once the motion is filed and spindled for a date, notice of the motion and hearing date must be sent to the other side.

I don't see how you could. Repossession is an extraordinary remedy allowed only in certain situations.

If you have insurance, you should alert your carrier immediately. If not, you could file a small claims case.

I agree with my colleagues: your son likely has a case. He should contact a personal injury lawyer right away. Don't expect a fast result though... these cases usually take months and years rather than days and weeks.

I doubt you have a case here, but my colleagues are right, talk to a local lawyer.