I suffered first degree burns while using a microwavable dinner. Please advise
I'm not sure why this was moved to "brain injujry" so I moved it to "personal injury" where I believe it belongs. There are a lot of questions a...
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I'm not sure why this was moved to "brain injujry" so I moved it to "personal injury" where I believe it belongs. There are a lot of questions a...
Extortion is a crime and you could report this to your District Attorney or State's Attorney General....
Notaries only "vouch" for the identity of the signor - they have no bearing on the content of what's signed. I'm not sure what sort of "surrender...
You do not have to agree to a change in the terms of your lease until the next renewal.
If the rules prohibit conduct that you deem necessary, then yes your only option is to move.
Mr. Weissman is correct but I think we need more info to be sure. If your dad "thought" his childrens' names were on title, perhaps you need to...
I agree with Attorney Poliner inasmuch as (1) you should pay the tax dispute and hope that resolves the issue / worry about overpayment later. I...
Anytime an officer is giving cards out and asking around, looking to "get a hold of" you, it's time to retain a local attorney.
I was intrigued by this question and found this interesting article: https://legalbeagle.com/5084167-beat-traffic-light-tickets-ohio.html
Mr. Smollens is correct. You said the landlord "asked" you to move so I assume he has not yet served you papers. While it's still a friendly...