Do I need an attorney, is it worth the court fees?

Given that there is nothing you can do to force your tenant to stay, you want to do the following. Do your best to rent the apartment and document...

Who gets divorce without getting married first? I have the same papers everyone else gets when they get married. Anything else?

Perhaps you were divorced by your spouse already, but either did not know about the proceedings or failed to attend your divorce hearing. You may...

I need to know my right please, I've more details as requested...

Same advice as last time. The law is strongly on your side and attorneys will usually take this case on a contingency. Do not delay. Take your...

Me&my fiancé are looking to rent with option to buy a house from his dad&want 5 years to get it in our name what are the steps?

I could not agree more with Attorney Golden. These arrangements can great for both parties, but they can also be financially disastrous. Get a real...

Can i sue my landlord because the apartment i rent is mice infested? ive complained time and time again.

There are specific steps you want to take. Generally, you should: 1. Notify your landlord in writing (e-mail is okay or a letter with your rent...

Courts cannot provide legal advice - that is what lawyers are for. We are an advocate for you in what can often be a complex and scary system that...

I need some help finding information

A divorce attorney, and particularly one who has experience with domestic violence, would be very useful to you.

During eviction proceedings, my landlord sold the property. Now what?

I believe the new owner steps in the shoes of the former owner. Something will likely need to be done at the next hearing. Make sure you attend! If...

If 5 siblings are listed on the deed of a NH property, and one has passed w/o a Will, how do the proceeds of a sale get divided?

You should post this question again in New Hampshire to make sure that you get relevant answers. I highly advise that you create a simple family...

Promissory Estoppel Question regarding 2 civil cases at once involving the same parties

You do not mean promissory estoppel. You may be able to withdraw your counterclaims without the plaintiff's permission under very specific...