You are entitled to terminate the relationship (ALMOST ALWAYS) for practically any reason. Sometimes, a court will not permit the withdrawal of an...

I hate to provide the usual canned answer here but here it is: if you had an attorney rep you on this, then you really need to address this...

Your attorney is really the best person to answer that. I'll add that it depends on what your history of compliance is (do you have a bunch of...

Well, you certainly seem to have some mitigating factors that the right prosecutor might be sympathetic to, which is always important in trying to...

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Agree with the above. Consider getting an attorney to draft a demand letter, or trying small claims court. I can only add that I'd consider the...

This is a commonly asked question and there are a range of acceptable answers to it, unfortunately. At the end of the day, the best answer an...

My roommate left. Is not on the lease and stole $6000 of silver bars. What are my legal rights what should I do?

Agree with the above. If boyfriend was not on the lease, then you are liable for the rent. Now, that doesn't mean that he wouldn't be liable to...

Most likely the answer is yes. However, as my colleague above indicated, there is a bit of nuance. Perhaps another question that you should ask...

The mere fact that an address is incorrect is likely not enough to render a contract void or unenforceable. Now, it may make it more difficult to...

When you appeal a matter, you are appealing FROM a final order or orders of the court. De novo means "from the beginning," and, thus, you are...