Can I place a mechanics lein for materials (loam) in New Hampshire, USA

Generally speaking, under New Hampshire mechanics lien statute the material that was supplied is likely something that you could lien. The statute...

Do I need a tenant/landlord lawyer?

Without commenting on whether there is or is not a connection between the medical issues of your family and the bats (as I do not know) if the...

What are my rights for a contract singed by me and a contractor for services not rendered for November 14th - November 27th

Attorney Piro is correct, it sounds as though there are several violations of MGL c. 142A, which does generally trigger a violation of the consumer...

US Attorneys Civil Law Suit

Great advice from counsel above, seek an attorney who is experienced in debtor rights or bankruptcy. More information is really needed to full...

I served a complaint summons to the defendant through the sheriff Does the defendant have to give myself his answer?

Yes, as others have said, the Defendant is required by the Massachusetts Rules of Civil Procedure to provide the Answer to the Court, with a copy...

What kind of lawyer do I need to sue someone for money I lent them?

I would need more detail on the facts to fully respond to this this question, but regarding what type of an attorney you should engage, most...

I have a tenant who has vacated our condo rental. Their lease agreement still has another few months before expiration.

Without more facts and reading the entirety and context of the clause, a definitive answer is difficult. However, with what you provided, gIven...

Landlord/Tenant Law

Like Attorney Owens said, additional facts are really necessary to fully answer this question. Assuming you're the owner of the property and she is...

Can I have the case dismissed for non-response to request for documents or what else can I do?

The Rule on Requests for Production of Documents itself doesn't have too much of a consequence built in like other discovery mechanism, but there...

No, as Susan pointed out there is no rule in federal court (or any court that I'm aware of) that would require a verified answer. If you are...