My father passed away, how can i found bank accounts on his name if i don`t know what banks he have accounts?

You can go to the website http://www.locatebankaccount.com and employ their services. Typically an attorney can send out subpoenas to NJ banks and...

I got cheated and scammed by my business partner.can I get my money back and sue him

If you got "scammed" then you probably have a good cause of action. You are not providing the details of the scam and sometimes people think they...

As stated by the other attorneys, there is claim that can be raised by you just because you are being harassed (not threatened as to be put in fear...

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I have a question concerning New Jersey The Consumer Fraud Act & Home Improvement Practice.

Where did the Builder perform the work? Was it in Virginia or in NJ> The NJ Home Improvement Act would not apply if the work were done in...

Celebrity twitter account hacked, hacker located can I sue

Yes of course you can sue. All unauthorized internet and computer access is illegal. You have a civil case and a right to press criminal charges. ...

Two years ago I logged into my ex's Facebook right after we broke up. I found out she was cheating and wrote some

Although courts can differ, the majority of holdings find that if a spouse or friend shares their password you can use it as they have de facto...

Online defamation question

Interesting facts. As you stated, the person who posted the false statement is liable for posting it, not the website. This happens all the time...

Im not sure what type of lawyer I need, I am currently selling a vacant lot I already have a buyer.

You need a real estate attorney. Transactions are typically done for a fixed fee. Fees vary but the work is basically the same.

Yes you can as long as it is true. I have a case like this and the debtor sued my client for libel. But truth is a defense to libel.

I have been offered a 49% stake in a retail store with option to work there to learn the business and to buy it out later.

All investment is a risk. The "devil" is in the true valuation. I would suggest that you get an accountant of your own who does returns for this...