I have a 22 year old who has flunked out of college and has a criminal record (misdemeanors marijuana). Can I kick him out?

No you may not simply kick him out. If you do you will be committing a crime called " Criminal Lockout". You have to go thru the statutory...

Sung a town

Very important - In order to sue a town you must give notice within 6 months of the injury. I strongly urge you to consult with an attorney ASAP

Is a tenant responsible for reimbursing a landlord for Notice to Quit Fee if an agreement is made and no eviction takes place.

If the lease states that in the event of an eviction the tenant is responsible for costs , then the answer is yes , but this only contemplates a...

Is it possible to get a document - power of attorney from a deceased person

Get them copy of death certificate and if you are the sole heir to her estate you may need to get a letter from the Probate Court

Hello my son was recently given a ticket for simple trespass in a condo where he lives and was on common ground what can I do?

I simply fail to understand how one can be accused of trespass on common property of a condo if he lives in a condo with you . This doesn't make...

Do the age of consent laws apply to me?

Yes so long as he's not your teacher, coach etc your all set . Nevertheless, don't rush into anything.

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How can I remove a paid in full Connecticut tax lien from my Equifax credit report?

It will remain for 7 years but you can call the credit bureaus and send them the pd in full receipt and they will indicate it on your reports . But...

"I should have done a sinus lift" says periodontist, 2 1/2 years & 2 implant failures later!

Quite honestly I don't believe you have a viable Medical Malpractice action , besides it appears that the Statute of Limitations has run in your...

Annulment vs. Divorce

One can get a marriage annulled in Conn for Fraud and other reasons for

Can I help?

Sure you can be supportive and you should talk to his lawyer and possibly provide an Affidavit and testify on his behalf

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