Nobody ever "has to" resign. Resigning is a choice. (Sometimes, it may be the smart choice to avoid getting fired, but that can never be assumed.) ...

People are not "legal" or "illegal." I assume you are referring to the other driver's citizenship status, and as Attorney Toribio replied, that is...

I suggest you call the assistant principal and get the whole story from him/her. ..................

I assume that the "PTI" you are referring to means "pre-trial intervention," a program for first-time offenders to help you avoid getting a court...

You can't sue anybody for something that "almost" happened. You can go back to the store, explain to them what happened, and ask them to replace...

If you had a hearing that was scheduled and had to be cancelled, the court will probably just select a new date and send out notice by mail...

She can be arrested for stealing. That's what she did. The fact that she USED TO work there doesn't make it ok. She knew where the keys were, she...

Your question is not very clear. What does it mean that your sister "took a car out"? Did she buy it? Lease it? Why are you making the payments? ...

This is not a legal question. You may want to talk with your parents, minister, counselor or therapist. But not a lawyer.

If your name is not on the lease, then why are you there in the first place. You have even LESS right to be there. Of course you have to go.