Technically, yes - anyone can sue almost anyone else for almost anything - but there's no guarantee of success and a suit would almost certainly be...

Just found out Brother stole from grandmother but is on bank acvount

This sounds like a potential case of elder abuse (i.e., taking advantage of an elderly person) so I am going to move your post to the Elder Law...

Do you get your bail money back?

Generally speaking, no. The bond company is putting its money up to back the bail that's being bonded, and it's entitled to be compensated for...

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Code software and idea to work upon .

I am going to move your post to the Business practice area as you are more likely to get responses there.

I took out a personal loan for my ex and he didn't pay this month bill, what should I do?

Very short answer: the loan company generally doesn't care that the agreement between you and your ex was that your ex is responsible for paying...

Agreement that lacks "consideration" or final release?

The no-consideration claim is a non-starter. There was consideration. You get the benefit of not being subjected to their counter-claim. ...

Law regarding Selling home made food in USA

There are any number of issues, such as whether any given state's health regulations apply. You need to sit down with an attorney who has...

Sole Member LLC needs to go to small claims for an unpaid invoice from an incorporated customer. What is the process to follow?

Generally speaking, an incorporated entity cannot sue in small claims court. However, some counties do have a commercial small claims court and...

I own an out of state construction company that did work in NY State. We filed a mechanic's lien & now need to sue to enforce

I am going to move your post to the Real Estate practice area as I suspect you are more likely to get responses there. With respect solely to...

As a girlfriend, can I inherit a Los Angeles home based on date-of-death valuation, rather than actual transfer date valuation?

I am going to move your post to the Probate practice area as I suspect you will get more responses there than in the Tax practice area.