Of course not. Report it to your parents and to someone at school and deal with this the right way.

I'm sorry, but I suspect that litigating this issue would wind up costing you far more than any amount that you might win -- in other words, even...

My first thought is that 40 years is waaaaay too late to be challenging this conviction. However, if you want to consider the option, you should...

Your dates don't quite make sense. Based on what you wrote, the landlord is asking you to renew/extend your lease after having lived in the...

You are correct, for most matters, that you are supposed to be served notice of a hearing and be given an opportunity to appear and argue for...

If there was no court involvement in the first place, then your parents (I'm assuming that the person you called "said grandparent" is one of your...

"Pleading the Fifth" means that you decide not to answer a particular question because you believe that your answer is likely to incriminate you in...

First, some context would help. Are you either the Mr. ___ or Mrs. ___? Who is the "Dad" that you mention in your question heading? The request...

I can't figure this out from the information you have provided. I suggest you either meet with a local criminal defense attorney to look at the...

First, the defendant's age is irrelevant, unless you are arguing that he is somehow mentally incompetent or incapable of handling his case. If that...