Can my attorney release funds to me for a medical bill that he is holding in his escrow account so that I can pay them myself.

If you signed an Authorization and Assignment to a medical provider, then the attorney is legally obligated to pay it from your settlement or...

Nope. Just pay the $40 and make sure you remember where was for next time.

Do I have a lawsuit against the builder of my home?

If there are building code violations, you can also try to make a claim with your title insurance.

Is this a crime? See below for more information.

There is no crime. They tell you that you cannot go, but that only implies that there will be an adverse consequence. That is not false...

Threatening call from bill collector, basically saying if I do not pay the police will arrest me tomorrow for criminal charges?

This is illegal under both federal and Maryland law. YOu should contact a lawyer in your area that handle fair debt collection claims.

What are the laws for maryland in trying to return a used car to a dealership after purchasing 1 week ago?

Unless you can prove fraud, the sale was good. It is not enough to claim that you were not permitted a more extensive test drive. You had the...

Is Internet payday loans are legal in the State of Maryland?

Contact a lawyer that handles fair debt collection violations. They cannot threaten to tell your employer, that is a big violation.

Selected as the best answer

If a man is living with a woman and they buy a car but he does not put her name on it. Is it sill hers?

The girlfriend may have an equitable claim to the vehicle if she can prove that she had a property interest in it, even though she was not on the...

Is it illegal for a homeowner to run his downspouts up to his neighbor's fence so when it rains, the neighbor's backyard floods

It is a trespass. There is a civil remedy, but it is not illegal. I don't know whether there is a municipal/zoning infaction, but you could call...

How do i file a motion to vacate judgment in maryland?

If they claim proper service, but you have not been served, then you may claim that you were never under the court's jurisdiction. A common...