As the others have said, you have no rights to a gift once you give it. You can certainly consult with an attorney and give specifics and see if...

First off, this is a Traffic Ticket Practice area, so I have updated it as such. And secondly, my colleague is partially correct; however there is...

Yes you may. Most forms provide that ability, but some are clearer on the rules of it. The N400 isn't that clear.

That is certainly a more complex structure than I think is necessary, but I don't see any direct legal issues with it. If both are solely owned by...

There are several areas of law here: employment, contract, and torts. So I have changed the area to at least focus on Employment Law. In...

First, there are several issues here, but this question is most likely a Consumer Protection question, instead of General Practice. So I have...

First off, this is either a landlord/tenant question, or a privacy question, not general practice, so I have updated accordingly. The landlord...

A judge has discretion to discuss and weigh in on the lawyers' arguments. There's limits to that, but the facts here don't show any specific issue.

I am not licensed in Texas, and as such there might be a few things I’m unaware of. But Texas is an “at will state”. Meaning, unless you have a...

First this is a contract/breach of contract question. So I have updated the practice area accordingly. I agree with my colleague here. There’s...