Can I create the same argument as a non-fiction book and sell it as my own book?

Let's be clear, the only thing you're proposing to "create" is a knock-off. You're looking to distill an entire book without running afoul of the...

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My son was arrested for a warrant that had faulse information & was Also Brutally attacked by the officers

What you should do is consult with and retain an attorney.

How do i apeal an eviction case that i lost due to information held from me on the date of the court hearing.

If you weren't properly served then you can file an Order to Show Cause to vacate your default. Go down to the Courthouse where the eviction was...

CAN I SUE MY NEIGHBORS FOR HARRASMENT AND STRESS?

Consult in person with a local attorney. These types of suits rarely get you anywhere. Nonetheless, perhaps a Cease and Desist letter from an...

Do I need to respond in writing, or just appear?

If you have resided in NY for less than 6 months with your daughter, Florida will have jurisdiction and can Order her return. You should consult...

Unless there is some reason other than "peace of mind", for instance if the suit also involved the filing of a Lis Pendens against your property,...

Civil Matter Personal Injury

The Defendant is stating a truism. They are bound by their discovery responses and whatever court orders have issued regarding the discovery...

I am sorry i left out part of the email adress is a devorce agreement a contract and with who the x or the x and the state

You would be best off taking your divorce paper work to a local matrimonial attorney fro a consultation. If your ex is in violation, you may be...

I got a subpoena, I think. What should I do?

John Wiley & Sons is, among other things, a publishing Company. It appears to me that they are alleging certain "John Does" (of which you are one)...

Does a plaintiff have to file a SCPA article 19 to an the estate being sued?

Estate litigation in Surrogate's Court, or Supreme Court litigation in which a decedent is a defendant, are both potentially complex. It isn't...