I can't figure out your case from what you have written here. You need to hire an attorney to review your mother's will and/or real estate...

First, drop the "I was easily influenced...." You either did something, or you didn't. Someone else may have talked with you about it, but, at 19,...

No idea. Read the letter. It probably answers your questions. If you're still confused, take it to a local attorney to review.

This is probably a misdemeanor. Mass. Gen. Laws. chapter 265, section 13D, says that any assault and battery on a public employee while on duty may...

First, you call this person your "roommate," but then you say he was there "a few days every weekend." That doesn't sound like a roommate. We need...

No, she can't. If you can prove that the items are yours and prove their value, then you can sue her (probably in small claims court) to get an...

I assume you mean that you want to "sue" the school, not "use" them. No, you cannot "sue" the school based on anything you wrote -- at least, as...

What are the school rules about attendance? That's all that matters here. Telling your professor about your illness doesn't change the school's...

You should talk with the investigator who called you and schedule a date and time for her to come out to your house. Then show her that you're...

Your friend should speak to an attorney. Otherwise, you put yourself in the middle, with incomplete information, and you risk giving legal advice...