What is my next step?

You can at least withhold rent, repair and deduct, prevail on the local Board of Health to pursue a contempt action, or sue for damages and...

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Joint legal custody means both parents should agree on important decisions regarding care of a child. If you feel that your daughter is suffering...

I need Legal help for a complex matter.

Nothing you've stated seems to make out a cause of action for defamation. In addition, based on another entry you've apparently made based on the...

Legal for someone to give someone elses address when arrest?

Is it legal to obstruct police investigations by giving false information during arrests, and to attempt to commit fraud? No. If she does this or...

In the state of Ma, does a landlord have to pay for my storage while Imy gets treated for bed bugs?

The only possible liability of which I know would be if the landlord's negligence or intentional conduct caused you storage costs. You'd have to...

What is the legal definition of an "arbitary agreement"

I agree with the other attorneys. It sounds like you're already in over your head.

I need professtional assistance with three matters. The first is a landlord tenant dispute I have had bed bugs, quite enjoyment

It sounds like your claim(s)/counterclaim(s) was or were dismissed for lack of evidence. You should have gotten copies of the necessary records by...

My 11 year old grand daughter who lives in MA with her mother does not want to go with her father on weekends . Legal rights???

Yes, under these circumstances the child's mother can and should file for a modification of child custody and visitation.

I'm on probation had a court date in August no violations.The court date was continued until October now I have violations.

There are some facts which seem to be missing, but from what I gather you missed a hearing in August, resulting in a continuance. What the judge...

What are the laws in Texas about falsely advertising a car' you are selling?

You can cancel the contract, but you should consult with a Texas attorney.