How to get out of silver leaf timeshare?

The only way to "get out" of a timeshare is to review the timeshare contract and see what his options are. He may be able to sell it back or resell...

Will I have a good chance of fighting a ticket for running a red light?

You say yourself in the question that you did in fact run a red light. I don't believe that being distracted by something in your car would be a...

What is the recommended course of action for getting a speeding ticket in Manhattan with a Massachusetts license?

If this is a NY ticket, you would have to pose this ticket to a NY lawyer. From a MA perspective, if it is reported to MA, you will receive an...

predicted release date?

Realistically, up to and until he is given a final release date, you will not know for certain when he is due to be out. As my colleague mentioned,...

Is it legal for banks to pay off on checks before dates customer specified on written checks?

My colleague is correct, postdating a check is not sufficient to prevent it from being cashed. As long as those fees are allowed under your...

What should my steps be if my auto loan has been charged off on my credit report but my car was never repossessed?

This is an odd situation, the first thing to do is to find out whether your car loan was sold to a third party or not. It's likely that you now...

Can a company who rents a house event a employee liveing there in 48 hrs. State is massachussettes

Someone who is given housing as part of their employment is not entitled to the same notice to quit as a tenant, because you are not a tenant. The...

Is it sexist?

It's important to understand that being "sexist" and committing illegal discrimination based on sex/gender are not the same thing. You haven't...

If if I took an immunity against my fiance who was charged with murder and then married him after this my testimony still stand?

There are two different rules in MA that apply. The first is called "Spousal Disqualification." This rule allows the non-testifying spouse to block...

Massachusetts law only allows for child support of children over the age of 21 if they are principally dependent on a parent AND enrolled in a...