Can I dispute my divorce settlement over a year later?

I found the following article on the website of the Alaska Bar Association, which seems to speak to your question. See link below. Consult an...

Once a jury breaks a felony to a misdemeanor who would hold the misdemeanor case

I think what you're telling me is that your friend was charged with a felony, but was convicted of a misdemeanor. Am I understanding you right? ...

My husband filed divorce papers against me but his lawyer left them at my place of business (no one signed for them)

You ask, "What is the truth." The best I can tell you is that the truth is not necessarily simple, and what you need now more than anything else...

In FLORIDA can a lender enforce a deficiency judgment if there was no personal service for the action to foreclose.

If notice of the foreclosure was published in the newspaper, and you saw it and appeared at the hearing, you received the process that was due you...

Work injury. What can I do?

As a general principle of law, an employee injured in the course and scope of his employment has but one avenue by which he may seek a remedy...

If i sell something to a person and a year later they want their money back, because they have buyers remorse, am i obligated?

The answer is probably no, but you don't give us any facts, so we're talking abstractions here. The problem is that courts don't decide...

Can I sue in small claims court if I have a notarized promise to pay from a friend I let borrow money back in 1994?

Most states have a statute that says the clock on the limitations period is "tolled," i.e., stops ticking, when the defendant moves out of state. ...

As a general principle of law, a subpoena is issued by a lawyer pursuant to the lawyer's power as an officer of the court, to compel the attendance...

Please just answer my workers comp question about private investigators.

The only general answer I can give you is that the PI, and the entity that hired him, the the only ones who know what evidence has been collected...

Generally the way it works is that the party who notices and takes the deposition has to pay the court reporter and any witness fees (such as...