Can I take my lawyer to small claims court for taxes and mortgage payments made while waiting for title to be straightened out.

You can sue the attorney if you want--however, without knowing more there is no way of assessing your chances of success. One crucial question is...

Legal Rule at Hospital

It depends on the language of the HCP. That said, a HCP is designed to be used in situations where the patient is incapable of making their own...

Isigned a 1 yr lease move in and discovered there was no second means of egres move out the next day am i intitle for any money

If they offered to pay for your move and if you have the certified letter, then you may be able to sue them for damages. It's not clear whether or...

Can I somehow get my loan interest reduced or total due reduced on a lawsuit loan I took

If you have an attorney, you should really speak to your attorney.

Legal Separation In Massachusetts

This sounds tailor-made for mediation. See a competent divorce mediator immediately.

You should get paid at the next regular payday. If you normally get paid every other Friday, you'll get paid as usual--if you normally get paid...

My therapist believes its not my best interests to have access to my therapy notes, but GAL investigator wants them. What to do?

This: "She has this right under the law if she feels the release to the patient could harm the therapist-patient relationship" is a specific...

Are there any organizations who offer pro bono work to represent someone who is incarcerated?

You can try greater boston legal services and see if they will have a referral for you.

The interlock devices installed does not work at great cost to myself is any way to take them small cliams

You can sue them if you have a case. I don't know from the description whether or not you have a case.

Is it legal for an employer to make an employee pay a fee of $5,000 if a termed contract is terminated early?

As an employment attorney, that made my jaw hit the table. Is this a typo? "Employee must pay a fee of $5,000...if the employer terminates the...