Served notice in 2013 that I am being sued for something filed in 2009, statue of limitations is three years.

You can be sued; it's up to you to raise the limitations issue in a Motion to Dismiss. You should have your condominium documents reviewed -- as...

Do I have to participate in transportation of my child? The trail for the custody case is later this year in Montgomery County.

It sounds like you're having buyer's remorse regarding the PL settlement agreement. The good thing is that the PL settlement agreement is not a...

What are the procedures to cancel an apartment leasing agreement if I am laid off work ?

I'm not licensed to practice law in your state, so this answer general and for information purposes only. When you signed the lease, you signed...

It's not whether you can take care of the child -- Maryland law views child support as something that is in the "best interest" of the child. So,...

How do I vacate an affadavit judgement

You need to file a post-trial motion to vacate the judgment or you must file a Notice of Appeal; however, this must be done as soon as possible as...

Is it required for a LL to give full disclosure before you rent?

I am not a Michigan attorney. That being said, I cannot find anything in the code requiring a landlord to disclose incidents of crime to a...

I want to have a baby with my 16 year old girlfriend, im 20. Is this illegal?

What's your rush? I know you think you are in love, but realistically think about how you will be providing for the child. Your girlfriend is...

Can I sue my uncle for accumulating bills in my name.

If the car is in your name, you are responsible for it. It doesn't matter whether you gave your uncle permission to drive it -- the legal...

I am a tenant at will, gave my notice that I would be vacating in 30 days. Do I have any right to request an additional month?

Your best bet is to talk to the landlord/property management company and to request an extension. Legally, your landlord does not have to allow...

My colleague is correct. I'll also add that you might have to file a civil action in the courts for injunctive relief to prevent your neighbor...