You can do both, if what you think was done was in a personal capacity. But without more facts, this seems almost certain to fail. Suing a...

Her debts sound overwhelming. In that case I advise her to go to a bankruptcy attorney as soon as possible. Some of those can't be discharged in...

You've done the right actions -- trying to resolve on your own, then calling management, then police, then getting a peace order. I would not...

I agree with Mr. Pont; without work history she is not eligible for benefits. However, I would add that if she had a spouse who worked in the US,...

Suing the seller: you probably can't sue anymore, unless you can show there was some fraud afoot when they sold it. But have a lawyer check over...

Sure. Make sure you document your medical bills. If you have to go to a doctor, ER, etc. for the leg, keep the records and notify your insurance of...

It is not defamation or libel, and if they sued you for it, they would almost certainly lose. You have the free speech right to say what you want....

He has no right to do that, receiving mail or not. You can call the police to have the new people removed if they show up, as they have no right to...

The sheriffs office is very backed up. They may not have executed the warrant. Usually if the case is closed, the warrant is not with the...

This has all the makings of a textbook scam. Good luck trying to find the people who stole your money. You can refer it to the police or pay a...