No. (That's all I'm going to say, because I don't want to risk getting sued for wasting your time by writing something longer.)

A subpoena only exists as part of a lawsuit. You would need to sue someone (the phone company?) to demand that information (and prove that you have...

I would think that the first thing to do is investigate whether the place is still in business. What you wrote here sounds suspiciously like the...

Ask other family members. Find out if your grandfather had an attorney. Wills are not generally filed anywhere formally until they are needed for...

You may want to hire a criminal defense attorney to investigate this for you, but based on what you've written, it sounds like you probably got off...

This is a question for your parents, your girlfriends, or a therapist. But not a bunch of lawyers who don't know you at all.

It's fairly well settled law that an engagement ring is the one gift that you cannot keep if the marriage doesn't happen. However, based on what...

To expand on the previous answer, you (or whoever is the responsible party handling your mother's estate) either have to come to Massachusetts and...

Break down the question into parts -- Have you been.... ... convicted? No ... pled guilty? No ... pled no contest? No ... pled nolo...

"Accused" you to whom? Did your employer just say "Hey, you made me lose some money," or did he/she actually file a police report against you?...