CC stolen. CC had a family picture on front, & VERIFY on the back. Used at McDonalds, can we sue McD's for allowing charge?

The store hasn't broken the law if it doesn't check signatures. Moreover, your damages are likely not worth the cost of filing a lawsuit,...

The law (Maryland Transportation Code 13-411) requires your registration sticker to be placed on your tag. By failing to place the sticker on your...

Hello, I was wondering what could I do if I'm threatened with child support because my kids mother doesnt like my girlfriend ?

Under Maryland law you're obligated to pay child support --whether that's in place or not is another story, but the legal obligation is there. All...

Can I sue walmart?

Anyone can sue anyone for anything -- whether you have actual damages and a meritorious suit is something else... From what you stated -- you're...

This is a follow up to Live In Maryland but Want To Create a LLC in Nevada question?

It is difficult to pierce the corporate veil in Maryland as well -- i.e. principals are insulated from liability. In Maryland, courts may pierce...

My neighbor moved his drains to channel water on my property, help ?

A person cannot alter the natural flow of water by channeling it onto a neighboring property -- as that person can be liable. You likely have...

A divorce proceeding must be filed either where the plaintiff or defendant reside -- or where the defendant is employed or regularly carries on a...

I was given a verbal 30 day notice. Is this legal? What happens if I'm not gone in 30 days?

Once your lease expired, you likely became a month to month tenant. To terminate a month to month lease, 30 days' notice has to be given in...

On a deed of trust, what does “and her personal representatives and assigns” mean? In reference to the borrower.

I'm not sure how you could deed the house to your brother with an existing mortgage on it -- you really should have legal guidance on this, as...

Yes, this is legal. Typically any monies paid by you are applied to a balance owed first, which includes late fees and court costs. You don't...