Should I get a lawyer and sue?
Last I knew, Rhode Island General Laws section 9-1-3 provided: The parent or parents of any unemancipated minor or minors, which minor or minors...
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Last I knew, Rhode Island General Laws section 9-1-3 provided: The parent or parents of any unemancipated minor or minors, which minor or minors...
Agree with the other answers but want to add that even if sealed or expunged in the future you may have to answer questions on applications for...
Agree with Mr. Schnitzer. You need an accounting of time spent and disbursements made on your behalf. Most lawyers will respond to requests and...
You have not given enough information but, generally, the first thing to determine would be the potential effect of the Medicare Secondary Payer...
When discovery is complete one or both of the parties may move to assign the matter to the continuous jury trial calendar. It then depends on the...
Sounds as if there is a chance the court will decide in your favor and if it does there may be no need for bankruptcy.
You really do need to contact a lawyer - and probably an accountant, too.
There are facts missing and so it is impossible to tell whether you are receiving good advice or not. You should talk to your lawyer and try to get...
Sounds as if you should contact the Public Defender's office for the charges and Rhode Island Legal Services about the landlord situation.
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You should seek the advice of an attorney. There is the possibility that your refusal to cooperate could, while arguably legal, result in you being...