Can I sue or anything?

As noted, it helps to have everything in writing. If the communications are via email, that may suffice. Also, whatever the tapes are, they have...

Do I need a copyright or a trademark?

What you need is an attorney. Seriously, it would be helpful to you to spend a little time with an attorney to learn about what intellectual...

I have to attach a house, can it be done while in contract?

Yes, but ... beware that you don't run a risk of improperly interfering with a contract - this is definitely something for which you'll want to...

Are credit reporting companies such as Eqifax accountable legally for losses caused by inaccurate reporting

.... also, if you dispute an entry as inaccurate, you have certain rights to post information to the credit report. This may not address the...

I am conducting a summer camp and would like the medical release form required to be online (paperless). Would a parent typing

To be sure something is treated as an electronic signature, it would have to comply both with the state and federal electronic signatures acts, as...

Lived & died in one state, will done in another

Generally, probate will be initiated in the state in which the decedent was "domiciled." A shorthand for domicile is where the decedent's home was...

Are the legal files of a deceased attorney maintained and available? How would one access them?

You could also try contacting your attorney and ask them to inquire on a listserve as to whether anyone knows who has taken over a given attorney's...

Without researching, my recollection is that a joint owner can use the property without paying rent. Both would be liable for expenses. If one...

In Massachusetts, how long are contracts legal - 20 yrs?

It depends. First, one would look at the terms of the contract, including any deadlines. If deadlines have already passed for some action to take...

Do I have to accept 3 time shares left to me by my mother?

No. However, the easiest way to "reject" them would be to "disclaim" them, within the statutory period (9 months in Massachusetts - other states...