Can a close corp sue me

If 'close' means inactive, No, an inactive corp. cannot sue you.

What are the guidelines for an attorney in their invoicing? also, if you have questions to outline more details, and they do not

A billing problem is rarely legal malpractice. Consult the retainer agreement you signed with the lawyer and ask the lawyer why you were double...

How to fight unethical overcharge by divorce lawyer?

The form you completed was likely required by the Court so that your matter would be before a judge. However, if you have questions regarding your...

I accepted an ACD on April 4th. When will the 6 months period be over? Is it october 6th or will it be the end of october?

6 months from April 4 is October 4. That being said, you should consult an experienced immigration attorney regarding your reentry.

This sounds like an error that neither of you caught. However, you may wish to speak with the landlord to determine if he would allow you to move...

It is difficult to prove who really contacted you on Facebook, and this area of law is evolving very rapidly. If you can prove it was your niece...

During Discovery, can opposing counsel ask anyone deposed any questions? Are the re any parameters to the line of questioning?

This is a very broad question. However, note that during a deposition the only questions that are objectionable are those that seek privileged...

Im having what i would call severe issues with my lawyer. he never contacts me and im talking months.

You should consult with a lawyer who you are prepared to retain and have the matter transferred to your new attorney. (You will need to sign a...

Does Parent Filing First for Temporary Custody have an edge in getting it?

The court does not give any favor to the parent who filed first. Instead, the custody determination will be based on the facts you present to the...

Need to sue Freight Insurance company.

The amount you recover is based on the contract that you had with the freight company. You should have a lawyer take a look at the contract to...