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Hi there, you have to have your contract reviewed by an attorney and then he or she can advise you regarding any revisions that would be advisable...

I reluctantly signed a settlement agreement for a slip and fall but I haven't been paid, can I cancel the agreement?

Hi there. Sorry to hear you are having second thoughts. You should review the terms of your agreement closely. You can review it with your...

Are there lawyers for a flat fee or accept payment plans? If so, what is the best way to find one?

Hi there, some state the forms of payment and whether they accept payment plans in their profiles and on their websites. Other attorneys will work...

My partner absconded with employee files, corp records, accounting and tax documents. What do I do?”.

Hi there, sorry to hear about your situation. There are many steps that you are going to need to take not only to get your files returned to you,...

Am I able to and am I entitled to get my initial investment back?

Way more details will be needed to determine whether you are entitled to the return of you $256. You would need to consult in private with an...

Is this destruction of property?

I would need more facts, but unlikely that this is destruction of facts given the limited facts provided by you. Good luck.

Can I set aside or vacate a Final Judgement in a Modification case, if MY attorney was negligent in handling the case ?

Hi there, you will need to discuss the details of your case in private with an attorney. Use Avvo's Find a Lawyer feature to locate one near you in...

What rights does a defendant have during a civil suit?

This is way too open of a question to be able to offer you any meaningful response, especially on a forum such as this. And typically, even where...

Hi there, unfortunately none of us know what your case is about. You should call the clerk if you need help with your case. Or, in the alternative,...

Do you need an attorney in order to request for a hearing to be rescheduled?

I am assuming you are in civil court--no, but there may be a form or a procedure required by the court. You should contact the clerk or...