I'm being sued for the wrong reason over a spelling mistake...

If I understand correctly, it sounds as if the Insurance Company is suing you (but misspelling your name) as Owner under the legal theory of...

Can you tell me if the rent increase described below is legal in Pennsylvania? Thank you!

If your year to year lease provision provides a automatic renewal, but does not provide for scheduled rent increases, then given the limited facts...

Autozone instructed me to put steering wheel fluid into my brake line and is not paying for the damage done can I sue

You an always sue - however the success of your suit is dependent upon what you can prove. Assuming Autozone would not appear in Court and admit...

Due process

To be technical, a violation of Due Process is a Constitutional Violations, which can only be committed by the Government (or Gov't Actors). If an...

What are my options, if any, to obtain a refund of an item purchased from a seller on a Facebook "Yard Sale" page?

Absent terms/conditions that are agreed to when using Facebook "Yard Sale" that may give you recourse - buying second hand items from individuals...

A Court is less likely to award support for Private School if attending the school began after the separation/divorce. If for instance your kids...

I have a judgment issued from a civil court in PA for $5,400.00. The defendant hid her assets and disappeared.

If you have a judgment then you have the right to execute (collect) upon that judgment. I word of caution, make sure you have properly "revived"...

What Licenses /permits/ etc. do I need to legally start a Jell-o Shot catering business with the ability to be mobile in PA ?

You will certainly need to consult local business privilege laws re: taxes and registrations wherever your business is located and also wherever...

There was a rock in my take out food and now my teeth are hurting

Your best course of action is to keep the picture and the rock in a safe place. Then, immediately notify the restaurant and seek medical attention...

Even though your Son choose Limited Tort, if another Driver intentional tried to injure him, this would fall under the Limited Tort exception and...