Can I sue this guy for exposing me to Herpes 7 years ago?

Since you didn't catch herpes, you have no damages for which you could get compensation, even putting aside the fact that the statute of...

Can a tenant/landlord judgment from 2006 levy your bank account if there are exempt funds in the account?

If the funds are exempt, then generally speaking it is up to you to demonstrate to the bank and/or the creditor that the funds are exempt. The...

If you call a cop to the house for a neighbor harrassing you for doing something on the property line

Your question is unclear. Are you asking whether a cop can come onto your property because you called to complain about a neighbor harassing you? ...

Can hiring people to help me write a book be able to be considered expenses on my tax return?

If you are engaged in the trade or business of writing/creating books, then yes, expenses such as a ghostwriter generally become deductible...

There are some missing facts. First, what sort of tax debt are we talking about, income tax, payroll tax? Second, what, precisely, are you trying...

Do renters have the right to withhold rent because of back taxes, when it is a month to month lease.

Have you asked them for a detailed explanation for why this lawyer said they could withhold rent? They are, generally speaking, unconditionally...

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Would an "LLP" incorporated in the United Kingdom qualify as a CFC for a qualified dividend tax rate with the IRS?

Unless the UK LLP elected to be treated as a corporation for US federal tax purposes, I believe that it would be treated as a partnership and thus...

If i provide 1099 to prospective employer, do they check ssn or tin number with irs or just the prior employer

This isn't really a legal question this forum can answer.

It's a cutesy shorthand way for lawyers to refer to the saying about geese, ganders, and sauce. I've only found one case that actually referred to...

Are there any types of evidence that attorneys are legally mandated to submit for use in criminal trial?

Generally speaking, once someone has been tried and acquitted in a criminal case, that acquittal cannot be reopened for new evidence. In other...