Cheshire, CT
Probate Lawyer at Cheshire, CT
Practice Areas: Probate, Elder Law, Estate Planning
I agree with my colleagues one hundred percent, but will say it a different way: Of course someone can sue. But it is not likely that such...
My advice to you is to let this case go, and to also never approach a stranger about being tailgated. It's best to just pull over and let them pass.
Of course the mother can seek to be reinstated: She is the parent and there is rightfully a strong public policy of reuniting parents and...
The probate court lacks the jurisdiction to order DCF to provide financial assistance to you. If you are seeking child support, there is a...
There is no penalty per se, for what this person did. But you could sue for damages. This is out and out fraud upon the city.
What you suggest is legally possible, I suppose, but it could be deemed unenforceable in equity, as you are essentially trying to defraud the other...
I would add that the law is tipped in favor of the consumer and not the contractor here. Now that suit is brought, definitely hire a lawyer. The...
Seek legal counsel, for a consult. That is what you should do. Usually, once you pay, a landlord will withdraw the suit. But not always. ...
In order to answer this, a lawyer would need to know more about the terms of his probation. Seek legal counsel for a consult.
No lawyer can really answer this question without knowing more facts, such as whether there was a lease, what it says, etc. Seek an attorney.