Can my hoa tell me how many people can live in my home?

Your HOA declarations and bylaws will control as will your lease agreement. Review them to ensure you're not in violation.

Do I need to register a Will in MD?

You don't have to register a will in Maryland. However, it is generally a good idea to do so.

Contact the police and report this to your bank. Scammers will get your information and will have things shipped to addresses while you are at...

Do I have a case against a company that deals with Furniture who have misled the truth of me signing my contract.

The only way to determine whether or not the interest fees are appropriate is to sit down and have an attorney personally review your documents. ...

I was told I had a lemon law case in FL., but after other evidents it was stated that I'm a victim of consumer fraud in FL.

You really should refrain from posting personal information on the internet. If the RV was purchased in Florida, then you really should file...

Do I need to get a lawyer

Maryland is an "at will" employment state which means that you can be terminated for any reason or no reason at all, so long as you are not a...

Do I have to negotiate changes in a visitation schedule if I have obtained a court order?

You do not have to entertain her requests for modification of the schedule if it is defined in a court order. If she misses her days, then she...

Is it legally worth it to sue someone for slander / defamation of character for making false complaints at my place of work?

Why not get a protective order to keep this person away from your workplace? Slander/defamation lawsuits are very difficult to prove and win....

Can I sue a company because the service they provided took too long and caused the sale of a home to fall through?

It will depend on the language of your contract with the chlorination company and whether the chlorination company was negligent in the treatment...

I want to know if i have a lead case and i am over the age of 30?

When did you live in the home? The statute of limitations for tort actions is three years from when a plaintiff knew or, with the exercise of due...