N.J. - Can the Court(clerk) change ALL the prior plaintiff's name on the Docket after a Substitution of plaintiff ?

A substitution of party or lawyer marks a point in the procedural history and goes forward. Past filings remain unchanged.

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Is it legal to have a huge knife (at home)? About 10 inches fixed blade. As long as I don't take it anywhere, is it LEGAL?

Yes. Kitchen knives can be that big.

Do i, deserve more?

Perhaps. You may have a workers' compensation claim and possibly employment claims, depending on how many employees. Seek a lawyer who handles both.

Any attorneys in las vegas that take ethic litigation on consignment? I already have one judgment. several million dollars

You should use the Avvo find a lawyer feature to locate a lawyer near you for what you need. This is not the right way to find one. No one here...

The trouble with a "self-help" remedy, like withholding rent, is that it forces the other side's hand - they have to act. What do you do when the...

Can/a/unpaid/timeshare/garnish/my/only/income(social/security)?

No, they cannot garnish your Social Security income. However, once it is deposited in a bank, it is frequently garnished and requires court...

In Municipal Criminal Ct, in a Motion to re-open case, do I send Defendant same docs as the Judge? And, do I send prior to Ct?

Your question is confusing. Municipal Court is a court of limited criminal jurisdiction. If you are not the prosecutor, you are the defendant. ...

How long do I have to be back at work in order to go back out on workers comp?

There is no correlation between comp and employment. Employer need not save your job absent some contract to the contrary.

Receiving improper payment of SS disability. payments are being paid as if i receive workers comp. i am not.

Work with your lawyer who is already involved. Cannot hurry SSA unless have extraordinary circumstances. Your lawyer will be able to assist you.

Need Advice for Social Security/Disability overpayment for a minor child (Me) and how to avoid said claim for reimbursement?

Hardship is the only way to avoid or reduce a meritorious claim for overpayment. Speak with a lawyer and review the regulations o see what they...