Can I get airline credits if the airline ticket is non-refundable?

This isn't really a legal question. Just all the airline directly. Your agent may or may not know what's going on, and only the airline will be...

Have things in a friends storage unit and he is behind 3 mo. going to auction 9/18 They won't let me pay it off.

This is not the first time you have posted this question. The answer is still the same. Either find a way of paying off the back rent, or resign...

Can my employer take 15% of my pay while hiring other in at a higher rate of pay for the same job and giving coworkers raises

This sounds like a fairly fact-intensive case. I see two potential issues right off the bat. First, you may have an employment contract with...

This is probably going to be decided under the terms of your lease. Residential leases frequently assign the cost of extermination services to one...

Can you make this happen on a practical level? Probably. You'll need to find a billboard company willing to deal with this sort of thing, and many...

What happens if you are questioned while you are intoxicated?

If your confession is suppressed, the fact that you were intoxicated will not be why. You'll need to work with a local attorney to explore other...

I just completed ard for possession of controlled substance and retail theft and drug possession. Can I have ard again

Theoretically? Yes. Practically? No. You just finished ARD three months ago. If it had been three years, we'd be having a different...

Default judgments are judgments. Getting them set aside takes careful argument, even if judges are naturally predisposed to do so--which isn't...

What if someone tries to serve you supeona and you don't recieve it then what happen and your not trying to avoid it

There are a variety of ways to perfect service. But leaving papers at a person's known place of employment is usually a valid way of doing so.

How do I file a motion to quash? If I served him first do I need to file the motion? What is a OS custody/visitation

Sounds like you need a lawyer. Navigating the rules of civil procedure is hard enough in one jurisdiction let alone having to deal with two....