My landlord is taking me to court for non payment and tho i can pay her up before the court date , i'm not sure that i should.

And what in the world makes you unsure you should pay? You will wind up paying her lawyer's fees as well.

How do it work to put in a motion to reduce bail or ROR?

Too fact dependent (what were his priors, how long ago they were, etc) and you have a lawyer. I'm sure his lawyer brought all this up. How severe...

Landlord wants to evict me due to a service animal

After she speaks to her own attorney, if she still tries to evict you ask again. You have said nothing but that she was "looking into" how to deal...

How do I deal with this false accusation?

Understand that many people are on death row because of the "word of someone else". That is called "evidence".

See the thousands of responses to this kind of question. You can ignore their demands if you want. It is your choice. Many attorneys here recommend...

Can I be criminally charged for payday loan default?

In NJ, an interest rate over 30 percent per year (not month, week, whatever) is illegal. Payday loans over that rate can only sue you for the...

Does the following statute mean that evidence of a grantor's/testator's intention may be brought ONLY from the actual text

No. Case law and other statutes will tell you how to read a will. This describes what a disclaimer does, not how to read a will.

If a Judge rule a statement for a specific money, can the insurance company negotiate? Am I being misrepresented by my lawyer?

They can certainly negotiate afterwards. There are often ways that they can give you money in different ways that benefit both sides (giving them a...

How far does disability discrimination protection reach for a recovered drug addict with respect to employment - (hiring)?

Yes. You can be an addict and not have a felony conviction. Having a felony conviction can allow employers to refuse to hire you.

Can I be sued?

In Michigan, there is a limit of 2500 that they can sue you for. To do so they must prove that the injury was "willful or malicious" and this will...