If she's unable to manage her own affairs, I suggest adult guardianship to be able to manage her affairs. You can read about it here:...

Even if you have the best case in the world, every lawsuit begins with personal service on the defendant, meaning you have to know who they are and...

If you don't live there and have no intent to, she may be committing welfare fraud. If you go along with it you may also be abetting it and...

It's a good question. The short answer is no. They can't, for instance, lock you in or prevent you from leaving. However, I would check your...

You need to provide more specifics. Please resubmit your question. We don't know what kind of visa, who's got your passport, what your status is,...

You need to provide more specifics. "Traveling document" isn't a thing.

The statute of limitations won't help you here. It only applies from the date of incident to the date of filing. If they've already issued you a...

Did you get the agreed-upon amount in writing? Did you pay the other $400 yet? I'm confused why they aren't releasing it. Of course, you can sue to...

You can sue them before, during, or after it goes into collections. Suing a company is not always easy, though. Keep being that squeaky wheel until...

Yes, it's illegal. Strictly speaking, if you're not in possession, you don't owe rent. That's the black and white rule. At least, that's...