The place where you live is your residence. Your friend could provide proof of his own residence (a lease, utility bill, etc.) and then a letter...

I'm sorry for your problems, but you have no legal claim against the employer. Your husband made the decisions to work such long hours. He could...

If both names appear on the title (a pretty dumb thing to do, in my opinion, particularly if you're not married -- and you're now finding out why),...

I agree with Attorney Doland above. Even if what you report is true (I'm not taking sides either way), you do not have standing to sue. "Standing"...

Texas is a "one-party state," which means that you can record a conversation as long as one party in the conversation agrees. If someone calls you...

Something here doesn't really add up. I'm guessing that if I asked the school administrators, they would have a different story about your son's...

So, are you asking us to read the minds of these people? I don't know what your coworker reported to the people in HR, and I don't know why your...

That's entirely up to you. I can't answer that without knowing what the claims are, how complicated or simple the case is, your level of confidence...

I don't see why your neighbor would be liable for this. It was an activity that you voluntarily participated in, and you had an accident. But you...

I agree. Co-signing a license doesn't make much sense, but if you've been summoned to court, you better go. I don't see how you could be held...