What do we do?

She has a right to access to the apartment since the boyfriend didn't use legal means to evict her. She should go to the local police department...

Recording a conversation to hold up in court.

You may use the recording in court as long as you are a party to the recorded conversation - with our without her consent. However, whatever is on...

I confessed a fraud/forgery crime to my psychologist Is he legally required to keep that confidential?

Your initial confession is privileged and he cannot break that privilege unless you agree. However, because the fraud also included him (by...

Can I sue the NY TIMES for posting my home address in the papers?

First, the Times made an error by posting your home address. Whether it was illegal or not is another question. I suggest you consult with an...

Regarding shopping and stop

I agree that you seem to be overly sensitive in this instance and you do not have a case for civil rights violations. If you want to know what to...

What would be reasons for probation not to consider adjustment on a case against a 15 yr. old with no prior arrests?

With the nature of the case being rather egregious and since there have been other cases in the news lately where youngsters have been making...

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NY federal court rules

Rather than trying to sue someone in Federal Court all by yourself and asking questions of attorneys on this site, why not hire an attorney who...

Is a video will enough to ensure a sole inheritor of my home and belongings?

If what you mean by a "video Will" is the attorney who prepared the original written Will also videotaped the Will signing, then that is okay and...

Federal restitution and Federal returns

While you can loss your tax refund to the feds for restitution, it doesn't often happen unless your husband fails to pay what he's been told to...

What are some cirmstances a judge would put you on federal drug probation instead of prison?

I agree with the first answer offered, but must mention that the time to mitigate your sentence is before you get to the actual sentencing before...