I guess you either need to pay him/her or file a complaint in local court (where your computer is) to prove that it's yours and get it back.

Florida law allows for "grandparents' visitation rights" only if the child has been taken away from her parents and deemed a dependent of the...

This isn't a question for attorneys. This is a question for a college admissions advisor or a high school guidance counselor. (And I'm guessing...

You're not telling us the whole story, but no, I'm almost positive that you have no basis for a lawsuit. You don't tell us who the two relatives...

I don't think you have much of a case, but you should meet with a local litigation attorney to review whatever evidence you have and get another...

Unless the lease said something unusual (probably not), then you would now be a tenant-at-will. A tenant-at-will is someone living in an apartment...

CAN you sue? Yes. Will you win? I don't know. Meet with an attorney who specializes in medical malpractice cases. He/she will review whatever...

If you think the tickets are wrong, then respond to them and challenge them (the process is written on the back of the ticket). Otherwise, pay...

You didn't tell us your age, but I'm going to guess that you're under 18 if you're still living at home and talking about earning credits in summer...

Yes, you can sue for fraud or breach of contract, but, as Attorney Love suggests, you have to find the person first. Then because you're from...