Agree with my colleagues. You can sue, but success depends on a number of issues. In years gone by, the defense of "assumption of risk" would come...

You should check deeds records to see if the lease signed was signed by a legitimate owner of the property. I think the solution may be that...

There is a child support order somewhere, and you need to get it. While jurisdiction over the child technically shifted to NH after 6 months up...

Unless the lease gives you an unfettered ability to sub-lease, which I highly doubt, then no you cannot. Usually when a lease addresses subletting,...

You did not address this and settle this at the time of the divorce? Did the divorce agreement or judgment say whether he was entitled to any share...

No one here can predict an outcome in court. Obviously, though, your past has been raised as a potential risk to their children. I don't know the...

Yes, first it needs to be determined if a probate process is needed for your mother's estate. If the property was owned by them as joint tenants...

There is no private cause of action for a violation of HIPAA, and there is no malpractice claim here. Short of first talking to your doctor about...

Agree with my colleagues. The only option is a petition to partition. It is not a do it yourself process, you'll need an attorney.

I have no magic answer for you here. Why did you not cooperate with the insurance company? That is usually a condition set out in the policy to get...