You can get a rough idea - the public records at the Registry of Deeds would let you know about the purchase price and any liens that have been...

The U.S. Supreme Court has said in several cases that school officials act "in loco parentis" when students are in their care. That's Latin for "in...

They can. I don't know if they will in your case. I suggest you talk with a local family law attorney.

You're right - you need a lawyer. But this isn't the way to find one. Use the "Find a Lawyer" tab at the top of the screen and run a search for...

Don't just play games and try to bluff the police. If you've returned their call and said you have a lawyer, that should be enough. If they call...

You can ask to see the video, and if the school chooses to share it with you, they can do that. But you do not have a right to see it, and they are...

At this point, you have had your "rights." Your son said he didn't do it, the principal conducted an investigation, you had an opportunity to meet...

I don't think you would get him arrested, which would mean commission of a crime. You may be able to sue him in civil court for damages, but I...

What is your case? We can't say whether you can win without knowing what the case is. is it about a parking ticket? If that's it, then I'm going...

You need an attorney to review the lease. When you move out, I don't know if that legally terminates the first lease, so that your roommate needs...