You are legally entitled to purchase, inherit, or have gifted or deeded, any species of property in whatever legal name(s) you have.

How can I break my lease and get out of this death trap of a house?

I second Attorney Lindquist's advice, and also add that you might be able to prove a violation of the implied warranty of habitability, found at...

If 2 people walkto the counter and one wants cigarettes. Do u id both people

Good question. I think it depends on the discretion and judgment of the person behind the counter. Who is truly "paying" for the cigarettes? If...

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What can i do to resolve the issue?

Excellent advice from my learned colleague, Attorney Faucher. Once you can prove the encroachment by means he described, you should be able to...

My intended business name is similar to another. Can I keep it? Will minor adjustments be enough?

Be careful. I have advised a company in the past with a similar situation, and the preexisting business credibly threatened the newer business...

What can i do

I agree with my learned colleague, Attorney Pippen, and recommend your hiring a local attorney who handles probate and fiduciary litigation...

My question is : Are these actions legal and if not I need a good lawyer in Asheboro, North Carolina. Do you know of one.

I highly recommend using Avvo's "Find a Lawyer" tool to search for probate attorneys in Asheboro. You can also broaden your search, if desired or...

What can I do about a neighbor that is increasingly violent and is actively engaged in defamation of character against me?

Definitely seek a protective order, even if the one you get at this point in time is on a temporary basis. Getting such an order on an emergency...

Would like to leave my employer because of discrimination?

The short answer to your last question is yes. I recommend your using Avvo's "Find a Lawyer" tool to research employment law, civil rights law, or...

It would start of course with you filing a civil complaint and alleging your facts in accordance with California's procedure code. I imagine you...