Will a judge accept a sworn written testimony from an active duty armed forced member that cannot show up in Court

Hearsay is an out-of-court statement that is offered to prove the truth of the matters asserted in the statement. Hearsay evidence is inadmissible...

This is an issue of common courtesy on both sides, not a legal issue. The landlord's behavior in yelling and cussing at you is rude. If the...

Can two children share a room of a different sex? (Not siblings)

I know of no law in any state in the United States that regulates rooming or sleeping arrangements within families. In some families the whole...

As a general principle, at-will employees of a private employer can be terminated for any reason or no reason at all, unlawful discrimination...

What do i do if i feel i was wrongfully fired?

If you can't persuade them to rehire you, you need to find another job. Based on general principles of law I see no remedy for you. Sounds like...

Can I sue my employer for reloacting me and causing humiliation?

This sounds like the kind of thing employers do all the time. They make business decisions about who leads particular teams. I hear nothing...

Hostile work environment

"Hostile work environment" is a term with a special meaning in the law of employment discrimination. It arose out of sex discrimination cases, and...

My husband said he will be sending me divorce papers and i dont want a divorce...what are my options??

Go see a lawyer who practices matrimonial law in Vermont. You need a private, face-to-face session with a lawyer who can sit you down and question...

Do I have any legal right to sue a friend for backing out of a trip that took 3 years to plan?

Why would she be responsible for *your* decision not to continue with the trip when she decided not to continue with it herself? *You* made your...

CA Lawsuit lists me as a defendant. Must be someone with the same name. Do I need to defend myself in LA or not worry?

Consult a lawyer in your area who handles civil litigation. As a general principle, a court which lacks jurisdiction over you has no authority...