The defendant's counsel wants to depose me in his office. Do I have the right to demand that it be held in a neutral location?

If you are a party, opposing counsel can simply notice your deposition at a given place and time. Best to work it out. Save fighting for things...

Not enough facts. These are mostly legal conclusions. We cannot analyze legal conclusions, only facts. I suspect your story is long and...

My 17 year old was arrested for attempted burglary of habitation. Can case be dropped if there is no evidence against him?

Admissible evidence is necessary to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that an accused person committed a criminal offense. A prosecutor who has no...

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Are attorney documents with fake signatures "signed" with a computer Word Processor font violating FDCPA?

There's no requirement that a collection letter be physically signed by hand in order to be a valid demand on the debtor. It's just a letter...

I would stop further name calling, but then I would only worry about a lawsuit based on this after you get served with a lawsuit. Anyone can sue...

We won a TX small claims case. The debtor & his attorney did not appeal and have not answered my demand from payment.

I think you are telling us you and your husband won a judgment against a Texas domiciliary who is not forthcoming with payment, and because you...

Consult a bankruptcy lawyer who practices in Iowa to help you determine whether bankruptcy might be appropriate for you. A discharge in bankruptcy...

If defendant in a civil lawsuit is ordered to pay court/lawyer costs but cant afford it, can they be put in jail?

The way it works is, there's a judgment. After it becomes final, typically it can be filed in the land records where it operates as a lien on real...

Can I tell my employer that I wish to sue? Is that legal?

Your question is full of conclusory statements that make it impossible to evaluate. Try posting again with just a statement of what happened. It...

I suspect if the trees were on his property he has the right to remove them, and if they were on your property you may have statutory remedies...