Can a dealership run your credit report without your permission?

No. You should consult an attorney for a detailed, fact specific consultation. You may have claims for violation of the Fair Credit Reporting Act...

What will a judge say if a plaintiff and plaintiff attorney ignore the judges order that was with prejudice?

Could be. The question is whether or not it really is the same issue or is this a continuing thing.. as in the first case was filed for incident 1,...

Can i sue landlord for not sending itemized damage list within the state regulation's grace period ?

Mr. Love is correct. You can sue in small claims court. Use the "Complaint For Money Owed" form. Here is a link to helpful information from Legal...

Can I be sued over gifted money?

This would be a swearing match, assuming you don't have a written loan agreement and there is no other documentation (email, text messages, etc.)...

How does the Part D - Credit Billing 1666i work?

It sounds like your question may relate to the Fair Credit Billing Act. Here is a link that may help you understand your rights if you dispute...

What are the legal rights for elderly residents?

Mr. Love is correct. There are no special laws for elderly tenants. It all goes by the terms of the lease and if this is subsidized housing there...

Can I remove my daughter from the property deed. ?

Unfortunately, if your daughter's name is on the deed there is nothing you can do to remove her name without her consent. I hope her name is not...

Counterclaim exceeds jurisdictional amount established N.C.G.S § 7A-219, grounds for dismissal ? ?

The other possibility is the magistrate will just transfer the case up to District Court from small claims. I did not participate in the previous...

A civil judgment for debt against only one spouse is not a lien on a house that was purchased by both spouses during the marriage. The house is...

I need someone to appear on my behalf for small claim suit I'm filing in another state. Any resources to find representation?

Your best bet is to file a lawsuit in a court above small claims in the state where you need to file. That way you can file a "Motion For Summary...