What to do when you have a court date (civil) in the court's database and the plaintiff says they are not taking you to court?

You should definitely go to the court date and stop calling the other side. First, they are your opponent so anything you say or give / write to...

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I ordered a free trial of something and was to pay shipping and they went in my account w.out permission and took more

First, you may be one of many to whom this company has done this, but if that's not the case, this is likely a relatively low-value case. That...

Can property manager enter my apartment for maintenance if I am suing her.

First, you should check your lease. I'm guessing that the property manager has the authority to enter the apartment for inspections and repairs...

How do I dissolve a partnership when the partner will not agree?

OH MY! 5 years of litigation!? Do you have a lawyer representing you in that case? It seems odd to me that someone suing you for breach of...

I am not a criminal attorney but I can tell you that this scenario is quite common. The officer sent you a summons to appear in court on the...

I plan to create an LLC & want to use it as the name of my Record Label and Publishing Co. for my Album, Is this the way to go?

The costs of hiring a business law attorney to assist with this process is probably not as much you might think. That being said, whether or not an...

Is there a basic template for a Motion to Amend Complaint?

For future reference, you can always retain a business law firm to perform these types of matters for you. For now, try searching for "Motion to...

Is there a way to terminate my ownership in an S-Corporation without my partner's involvement?

S-Corps are a version of a regular corporation (also called a "C-Corp". The "S" refers to a part of the IRS Code - so when a corporation meets...

Is this legal can I be awarded compensation for a loss?

Good luck. In my experience these type of companies rigorously fight even a subpoena for any customer-related information. They are very reluctant...

A competing physicians office is mis-representing my business

What you describe is likely what is legally referred to as "defamation per se" or even "commercial disparagement" or "trade libel'. It is 'per se'...