Do I need a licensing agreement?

I'm going to move your question to the Intellectual Property practice area as you are more likely to get responses there.

I own a house with another person (non-spouse). She wants to sell & I don't. Can she have a judge force me to sell?

Under appropriate circumstances, yes. It's called a partition action, in which the court is asked to partition the property or, more usually,...

Withholding first paycheck for references

Generally speaking, no. Employers can get into trouble for not paying their workers' wages on time.

Pay can be generated without ssn.? Am I supposed to pay ssn taxes if I don't have ssn now?

It's legal to pay you for work you've done. However, if you don't have a SSN yet the employer may be required to withhold more in taxes than would...

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Is the "Articles of Organization" the only form I need to submit to the state to form an LLC?

Technically speaking, yes. But beyond the merely technical issue, given the significance of what you're proposing, you really need to consult with...

I put money into a friends account because i was not able to open an account at the time. This person stole over $10,000 from me

You should consult with a local attorney who can help you sue to recover the money.

Does this go on my record?

The letter you describe appears to be what's called a civil demand letter. The general consensus on Avvo appears to be that the companies that...

Any way to expunge 2 misdemeanors from 2006? Other ideas?

Generally speaking, no. NY does not expunge criminal matters, and matters that resulted in a conviction generally cannot be sealed either. The...

Can someone take back a gift?

As a matter of the law itself, no. Once a gift is made, the giver has parted with ownership of the gift and cannot generally take it back. As a...

If you agree not to expose incompetence if you get a refund, is it a crime?

It doesn't sound criminal, it sounds like a negotiation over a disputed bill for services the value of which is in dispute. Frequently, blackmail...