You slammed your hand on the machine and now you want to sue them for what you did. Do you think any court is going to buy that? Plus, the Onieda...

Yes, you can file for divorce on grounds of irretrievable breakdown of the marriage and also the rather arcane "cruel and inhuman treatment" and as...

No. The Oneida Nation has nearly iron-clad legal protection. Even if you could sue them, cases involving failure to provide security are difficult...

You can't file for an annulment but your mother can. The procedure is pretty much the same as for a divorce. She will have to file a Summons and...

You certainly have grounds for either irretrievable breakdown or abandonment. You can waive spousal support for yourself, but if the child is a...

I'm guessing that you are inquiring as to whether the waiver can be undone. That's not an easy question, as there are likely several conditions,...

You don't HAVE to, but it may be a good idea. If it's what the insurance company wants, then you should certainly do so.

As in any legal proceeding, you would have to be able to prove your case, with evidence such as witnesses, documents, photographs, etc. Even so,...

The matter should be brought to the judge for a conference. Judges don't give a darn if a client owes the lawyer money.

No. A gift is a gift. It is your daughter and son-in-law who own the property, so whatever happens in the divorce proceeding is between them.