Whether or not your neighbor knows that his lights deliberately point at your house or not is irrelevant. If they create a nuisance, you can get...

Do you know what "disown" means? It means "to refuse to acknowledge or maintain any connection with" someone. It's not a legal condition. So to...

People shouldn't have to itemize every single thing that you may or may not do in order for you to recognize that graduation is a solemn ceremony,...

I think what you may be thinking of is the statute of limitations for collection. In Texas, the statute of limitations for collecting on an...

I'm sure they "can" return your money if they want to, but they probably have set a refund or cancellation policy, and if you haven't given enough...

If you want to appeal your eligibility, I suggest that you may want to hire a local attorney to help you. I just looked at Rule 520.6 and, to be...

I don't understand how your question ("Can you ignore a subpoena?") is connected to your story (ex-husband in the mailboxes). No, you cannot...

CALL THE POLICE!! (Did you really need to log into your computer, look up a legal website, and ask a bunch of anonymous attorneys that question??)

You need to meet with your landlord and discuss the discrepancy. If you have a copy of the original lease as you remember it, take that with you....

You can argue anything you want. I can't predict if your argument will be successful.