Hi i am just wondering what is going to happen to me because i smashed a shop window and how much will i gave to pay ?

Are you in the UK?

Probate/wills: Can a Facebook photo with asset stuff written on it as a will count as a will?

No. Every state follows its own statute which specifies certain formalities required to make a valid will. These requisites, which include...

I am self-employed offering tutoring services. Can I deduct the cost of my new IPad purchased for traveling internet access

If you use it exclusively for business purposes, then it's a business expense and 100% of the purchase price can be deducted on your Schedule...

Im 27 yrs old, can I file a lawsuit against someone who molested me when I was 14 yrs old?

As I read the Illinois statute, you may well have a remedy and you should seek Illinois counsel to competently advise you. The statute I...

Is there any lawsuit against....

I see nothing in the facts you describe to suggest any remedy is available to you in the form of a lawsuit. Your sisters-in-law have no legal...

Would i try a lawsuit with an Australian Hospital?

You are asking a question about the liability of an Australian hospital, but you have posted your question on a website frequented by American...

What kind of offense is giving false information on an accident?

You may find the link below to a 2009 Vermont Supreme Court case helpful. Not legal advice, just general information. Consult a Vermont lawyer...

Do I have a case for wrongful termination?

As a general principle of law, at-will employees (those who are not working under a written contract) may be fired for any reason or no reason at...

As a Pro Se defendant, can I ask Pro Se plaintiff who will also testify to leave courtroom while I cross-examine his key witness

As a general principle of law, parties have a right to be in the courtroom during civil proceedings. Also as a general principle of law,...

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The fact that a civil proceeding was commenced against you is an historical fact which cannot be erased from the records of the court. As a...