do you have an address? anything? You cannot sue a person that you cannot identify or serve with process. There are procedures to help a litigant...

Civil Litigation: Best resolution for low cost airline loss of valuable passenger luggage refuses to pay claim?

(1) Rules for domestic flights are different that international flights. (2) did the terms of service contain a limitation (3) did the terms of...

Is it possible to apply for a green card for a child I didn't list on my immigration paperwork?

you cannot do this one yourself. you will need help just having this complex matter explained to the government . adequate counsel is the first step.

What do I do if my daughter's father filed an answer to my petition stating she resides with him but she really resides with me?

that is part of the case....you will prove what you will be able to prove...the court will decide.

Do I need to attend this Status Conference? What can I expect to happen during this meeting?

Check the rules of the court and of the particular judge. Judges sometimes ask the parties to suggest items to be discussed. Otherwise, in the ten...

My employer is apparently in breach of the NYC Bike Access to Office Buildings Law. Now my bike got stolen - are they liable?

The answer to your question "is he liable" ie: responsible to reimburse you for the fair market value of your bike, will be fact intensive as to...

I need to go to Divorce appeals court, and I'm not sure when and where I can apply for an appeals court?

lets be real here: you need a lawyer and doing this legal stuff yourself is not working out for you at all.

I was wondering if there was any legal advice you can give us

There are too many items missing here...who was stealing? why were you evicted? was there a court proceeding to evict you? Did you have a written...

What can I do to get my home back in my name and start making tax payments?

what a lawyer would like to know is exactly what was the agreement with your niece and was it in writing. There are legal reasons for these...

No....lawyers are "officers of the court", true enough,...and that means something historically and with respect to their responsibility to the...