Regardless of whether your home county jurisdiction discovers your absence from the first court date or not, it is highly risky not to show up. A...

I missed my court date for a ticket. What's next??

My Georgia and Missouri colleagues have provided you excellent advice. Get a licensed Georgia criminal defense attorney on this matter as soon as...

Have high water bills re plumbing issues. Can I sue landlord for overages?

I think Attorney Hatley is right on. If the landlord knew, or had reason to know, of this problem, yet the landlord lingered and allowed this...

Will my boyfriend go to jail for not appearing to court on a traffic violation? He was charged with driving without a license.

It is entirely possible. Each court date, unless otherwise excused or continued with the court's permission, is mandatory, no matter how great or...

Is it common for a law office to pass around your case from lawyer to lawyer?

I agree with my colleagues. It does not sound like the firm has done anything improper, based on the facts you provided, but if you feel that your...

Which trust instruments can be used to avoid probate?

Generally, clients with strategic estate planning goals use revocable trusts, deeds conveying life estate and remainder interests, life insurance...

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Do i really have to be seperated a year before i can get divorced?

Yes. The source of law is N.C.G.S. 50-6.

What kind of legal recourse do I have?

I agree with Attorney Studnicki that this merits at least a consultation with a Wilmington-area business and/or contracts attorney; a closer look...

I need 2 witnesses to sign my Do It Your Self Will. Is this a service you provide and at what $ost?

The fee would be relatively inexpensive if it is a simple will--probably a small flat fee of a couple or few hundred dollars. However, please have...

How do I find out where my grandmas will is in Arizona?

I agree with what Attorneys Gambrell and Ratliff said, and I will add that if you have any idea who your grandmother hired to draft the will, that...