My fence is 18" within my property line. Neighbor wants to build a fence connecting to mine. Should I get him to sign a lease?

Permission defeats a claim for adverse possession. An agreement -- not necessarily a lease -- would be enough to thwart such a claim and ensure...

Subleasing, original tenant was several months behind on rent, i paid original tenant and we got evicted, Do I have a case?

I'd suggest contacting an attorney for a thorough review of the original lease and other documents. Your sublease may or may not have been...

Can I sue T-mobile for allowing multiple stores/events to process fraud purchases, $3K worth of products on my account?

If you're not out of pocket for the charges -- meaning the bank and/or t-mobile is not seeking payment from you (as many accounts do have fraud...

Can I seek compensation for an injury due to poor needle stick for blood draw ?

If you have no monetary damages and minor pain in suffering, chances are no lawyer is going to take your case as it would not be worth the time and...

How much does it cost to file a Petition with the court? And how many copies are required?

Your best bet is to call the clerk's office in the county which has jurisdiction. Keep in mind, pro se plaintiffs are held to the same...

Can I be denied a pto request which thus forces me to lose benefit hours?

Many companies have a "use it or lose it" policy when it comes to PTO, and they have policies regarding when you can and cannot take PTO. ...

Whether a property owner will be liable for the acts of third parties is complicated -- notice being one of the issues, i.e. does the 2nd time in 6...

Should I file for a legal separation to protect my interest in our home?

No -- it would not put you at a disadvantage as he cannot sell the house if you are on the title.

Answer is still needed.

Court documents are public records -- simply go to the courthouse and get the file and pay for whatever copies you like. If this is a Maryland...

What options do I have to pursue a person who breached our contract?

Your damages are limited to those prescribed by the written contract, and thus, you cannot get more than what you paid.. Suing someone and getting...