An HOA has a lot of power and can basically do anything related to the property if it's in the agreement. In law school there's a case called...

Sounds fake to me. If there's an address listed, you could always google her state's attorney information lookup. All states have a registry of...

Yeah, this is very unfortunate. Unless his accounts named you as a beneficiary, you get not one dime of what belonged to him alone.

Peoples-Law is a trusted resource in Maryland and has a handy-dandy chart here: https://www.peoples-law.org/age-consent. Read the whole page to...

Great question, and it's not easy for an unrepresented person. If the amount is under $5,000, go to small claims court (inside district court). If...

Yes, you can always request it. Go to the clerk's office and file a motion on a blank form, and send the other side a copy. The judge may not grant...

Fortunately, you as the subtenant are not "in privity" with Mike, meaning he can't sue you for the rent; he can only come after Jeff. This is...

What stands out to me here is that you can bring a NUISANCE action against this neighbor. A nuisance has to be "substantial and unreasonable."...

I agree. You can always get a second opinion. Some lawyers take riskier cases, some don't.

What's the legal question? This is just a statement of facts.