University related accident

In general, when you are hurt during a supervised physical education activity where no violation of normal standards causes your injury, it's your...

My husbands child turns 18 in 22 days, graduates high school in 46 days. Ex now wants post secondary support. Is this possible?

It is possible. What proof does he have that they agreed never to pay for college?

Do I need a foreclosure attorney or a real estate attorney

Until a foreclosure had been finalized, you have a right to sell your home for any amount that satisfies the mortgage balance (including back...

Debt Collector Phone Calls

You can find letters online that instruct them to cease calling and provide proof of the debt in accordance with the Fair Debt Collection Practices...

Is a mental health professional (therapist) required to give specific dates of attendance if a court order exists.

The court order overrides your right to privacy for most issues where the court would send you to a therapist. They will get dates, and diagnoses,...

That you were garnished does not absolutely mean they garnished enough. So see an attorney with your facts, less likely the judge will ignore an...

Do I need a lawyer if my special needs child was left unattended in school causing her finger to be a near amputation

You would have to share a lot more than that with a PI attorney to see if you have a case - very soon because there is a short time when you have...

Can a college hold my transcripts if im paying on my student loan

Yes, they can. If you owe the college itself, not the government or a private loan company.

Wrongful termination, written up as "unfit for duty".

You have a union and you were defended. To prove defamation you have to prove not that they were wrong, but that no reasonable person could have...

How can I invalidate the disclaimer my brother made on his share of our Mom's estate and his interest in the trust that the

You already got the advice from your attorney. The law is designed to let changed circumstances overtake and overrule the wishes of someone who has...