Assuming the accident and damage was her fault, yes you can sue her. Is it worth it? How will that affect your family relationships (wife,...

So, what it it that you are being sued for, the forfeiture amount ($100,000), or he bail bondsman's fee for posting the bond? I assume it is the...

You can sue, and prove that you are not able to enjoy your rights and privileges in use of the easement because of your neighbor's actions. The...

Depending on how much you owe and your other debts, you may wish to consider filing for bankruptcy and discharge this judgment debt once and for...

Turn the matter over to your husband's homeowner's insurance company. They will assign an adjuster and if necessary hire a lawyer to defed the...

"Capitation" is a term used to describe how state-run Medicaid benefits are paid in managed health care plans, which is essentially a set amount of...

I think you are describing new contractual provisions in the release that do not appear in your original contract, which already spells out...

Retain a new lawyer, and have your new lawyer deal with the old lawyer as to what, if anything, he is owed under the fee arrangement. Discuss with...

Unless you legally adopted him, you cannot be held liable; only your spouse and the other biological parent of your stepson can be held liable. ...

I gather that your mother and her brother (your uncle) co-owned the house as "tenants in common", which meant that upon each of their deaths, their...