I am 15 and my dad said I will be kicked out and have to live with another family member is it legally possible to do so? How?

I'm sorry about your situation. Your family member should talk to a lawyer. This isn't always a simple process, especially if you are going to...

In divorce proceedings, If one spouse makes one third income of the other, how are the personal bank accounts split

If you both agree on it and if your agreement is within the bounds of the law (which are quite flexible about division of property) then the judge...

I have a lease on a property in foreclosure. The lease has my Mother, step father, wife and myself listed. Is it Bona-Fide.

If there's a lawyer around who has complete knowledge of the situation, the wise course of action would be to ask him/her for advice. Otherwise,...

Call the parking clerk in the town it was issued in and ask them. They may waive the overdue fine and in any case will provide you with appeal...

Car damaged by dealership.. What are my rights?

Well, you can possibly sue the dealer. But you don't have unlimited damages. You might ask yourself what you want done and whether it is...

Adding my wife's name on the house deed

A Florida attorney can draft the deed and record it. You can sign the deed anywhere that you can find a notary.

Honestly, paying the ticket is going to be cheaper than fighting it. But if you want to appeal, start with the clerk who handles the parking tickets.

Condo has turned into a nightmare. Is it worth consulting an attorney for potential claims against the seller?

Yes. If a seller deliberately made it impossible to find a defect in the property and failed to disclose it, then the seller might be...

In the state of Massachusetts, is a 60 day clause in an offer letter binding?

We can't comment on a contract which we haven't read. And we don't even know if this is actually a binding contract, or one which is...

I recorded my conversations with a verbally abusive manage w/o their knowledge. I had no idea of this law - what is my risk

You should contact an employment attorney. Without knowing more details (what was said, what was recorded, what you said to HR) we can't really...