I was in a car accident yesterday? How do I go about seeing a Dr?

Go get the medical treatment you need. Do not let uncertainty about how it is to be paid for affect your decision about whether to get medical...

Is a Notary public authorized to sign a Will?

I don't know what the Florida will statute requires, but I can tell you the general rule is that wills have to be witnessed by more than one...

Can a waiver be valid if I'm not getting money, but other non-monetary consideration.

In law school students learn that even a "peppercorn" counts as consideration. Many contracts recite consideration of "one dollar" which in...

I have credit card debt that I cannot pay. I'm on very low income social security. No assets. Can they freeze my bank acct?

They'd have to get a judgment first, and then execute that judgment against your assets. As I hear it, you have no assets. Go see a bankruptcy...

I have recieved A summons for unpaid credit card debt- Right now I have all I can do to pay my mortgage and keep my home-

You should consult a bankruptcy lawyer to see if bankruptcy is an appropriate option for you. Bankruptcy stops attempts to collect debts and in...

Other assets and foreclosure

I don't believe Maine has an anti-deficiency statute. What that means is this: Let's assume the lender forecloses and takes the house. If you...

I hurt my knee at home elected not to have an elective surgery to get it repaired now my employer wont let me return is that lgl

I know of no principle of law that says an employer has to let an at-will employee injured at home come back to work. "At will" means your...

Restaurant Legal Issues

Tipped employees such as waitstaff usually have some side work which includes cleaning and may include some dishwashing. To my knowledge they...

My attorney says he made a mistake and failed to file my lawsuit before the deadline. what can I do?

If your lawyer made a mistake and missed the statute of limitations because he scheduled it wrong or calculated it wrong, that's malpractice. ...

A general guideline is that conviction of crime almost always requires proof of "mens rea" or a guilty state of mind. Some crimes are strict...