What can I do legally to someone that did not allow me access to my cats and possessions?
Yes, you can sue. The other side can argue that you abandoned the stuff. Depends on how long you waited before trying to reclaim your stuff.
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Yes, you can sue. The other side can argue that you abandoned the stuff. Depends on how long you waited before trying to reclaim your stuff.
No harassment. The mother is likely trying to show good faith in anticipation of the hearing and the possibility of visitation. Or maybe there is a...
If the property is located in Guatemala and currently in the name of the deceased, transfer of that property would be governed by Guatemalan law. I...
Sounds like the psychiatrist wanted to avoid liability for prescribing subutex to a pregnant patient. If your obgyn ok's it, she can probably write...
More information is needed. Unless there is an employment contract, NJ employees are "at-will" and can be fired for any reason, or no reason, but...
Sure, a lawyer can draft a letter like that, but it sounds instead like you need to get a restraining order.
Yes, you can appeal your property assessment.
Here's the rule for summary judgment motions: http://www.judiciary.state.nj.us/rules/r4-46.htm. I do not really understand what you are asking,...
A court document is not hearsay. The court apparently determined that your absence at the 341 meeting is not relevant to your motion, whatever that...
Not likely you would be charged. Be sure to save the apology email. Also, stop sending naked pictures of yourself on the internet. Assume they will...