Anyone can be sued for anything. Yes, you may have to go to court, and all you can do is keep saying that you don't have it. The burden of proof is...

Your only claim is to your own insurance company.

No, your friend cannot sue his father. He can report the problems to the office of Child Protective Services, and they will send someone to...

Apply for the job, explain the history, and see what happens. This is not a legal issue that needs an attorney.

In theory, yes, you could. If you have an accident and you believe that her car is at least partially the cause of it, you could make that...

I'm not aware of "Massachusetts" zoning laws regarding fences. Zoning ordinances are usually local. You should call your town hall to ask about...

You need to talk to an attorney, who can review whatever contracts or agreements you have. Without knowing all that, it's impossible to say what...

I think you need to get an attorney involved to review exactly what the DCF court orders said with respect to the father's rights.

If he is 18, he is an adult and can choose to do whatever he wants. But as his parents and the homeowners, you can also choose whether or not...

I suppose one possibility that you need to consider is that the staff members are telling you the truth and your sister is either making it up or...