If you're 18, you can move anywhere you want. If you are still in school, you will need to check your student handbook or talk with someone in...

One single act may be enough to justify litigation. But I can't decipher the details of your question enough to give you any specific answer. You...

Something like this should be addressed in the corporate by-laws.

This is just a conversation you need to have with whatever attorney you select. The answer is going to differ from attorney to attorney or firm to...

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There is no strictly legal answer to your question, although in today's society I would say that expecting a response within 24 hours is...

You can try going next door to talk to them (like grown-ups) and ask them to stop doing this. Don't go alone, and don't let the event escalate into...

First, you get to hear (read) my lecture -- people who are not married should not enter into major contracts together -- buying a house, buying a...

I think you need to get back into court and get a specific order allowing you into the apartment and designating what property you can remove.

You should review the registration materials provided by the company administering the test. There is probably a section there about reviewing your...

Advising is just advising, but the final decision is yours. You (the student) are responsible for knowing the requirements or qualifications for...