Can I sue my husband

I'm not sure I understand the question but it sounds like you should talk to qualified divorce counsel right away. Good luck!

What can I do about an rv that has big problems? it was brand new exactly 2 yrs.

Georgia has a lemon law that might be able to help you out. I recommend finding an attorney who knows something about the lemon law and can help...

How do I respond to a dispossessory notice?

You might actually speak with a domestic attorney instead. What you're describing could support a family violence action. The judge could make him...

Changing my sons last name / getting full custody / stepparent adoption (Georgia)

I would add to Mr. Ashman's answer that there is case law and statutory law in Georgia that says a father who has abandoned his "opportunity...

Can i take ex-roommates to small claims court?

Your question is a little unclear, but it sounds like your claim is fairly small, in the grand scheme of things. I also don't know what defenses...

What legal action should I take if my water has been off for 3 days in my apartment?

This is a prime example of where a "repair and deduct" remedy can work for you, but most tenants screw this up. Basically, you can pay for this...

12-month lease goes month-to-month but landlord accepts rent payment for month 13. Can the landlord ask for more?

Most likely the landlord will not be able to claim the difference for the 13th month later, but the landlord can likely insist on the higher rent...

How can I get pro bono assistance for myself an unemployed veteran for a family lawyer in regards to getting custody of 3 childr

The State Bar of Georgia has a Veterans Assistance Program which provides pro bono or low-cost help for veterans. Thanks for serving, and best of...

Does the defense in a GA criminal matter also have to subpoena a witness already subpoenaed by the prosecution?

I will defer to my criminal defense brethren as that's not really my area, but I would probably issue a subpoena anyway if you want to be sure the...

You should almost certainly consult with a lawyer. It's not clear from your question whether you, as defendant, actually asserted any...