In theory, yes, you can. Child custody cases, however, are not the type that attorneys typically take on a pro bono basis. You can reach out to...

First, since your boyfriend seems pretty clueless, I'll answer the question for you -- this is a very bad thing, for an unmarried teenage couple to...

There is no law that directly answers your question. Sometimes, a lease or other contract will define how time periods are supposed to be...

Licensed or not is not relevant at this point, unless he lied to you about it. If you didn't ask or if you knew but selected him anyway, then you...

This would probably be separate from the terms of your lease. It would just fall under general damage caused, just like any property owner could...

I agree with Attorney Harkess that this is not a legal question. The school sets its own policies about course scheduling. Have your parents talk...

A wife would not be legally responsible for her husband's medical bills even if they were happily married. If they're separated, it's even less so....

You're right, you should definitely have that lease reviewed by an attorney before you sign it. You can use the "Find a Lawyer" tab at the top of...

In most cases, no, you cannot combine cases from two different states. However, under some circumstances, if the parties are the same, if the value...

If you can prove the property that you had, such as by a property inventory before the move, then you could sue the company for the missing...