I am thinking about doing a Criminal on a friend of mines. Do I have grounds for the warrant.

I'm confused. If you told the landlord you were going to be a day late, I guess you had the $500 a day late. When you thought someone else had...

507 (b) sets a three-years Statute of Limitations for claims under that "title." Title means Title 17, which is the entire federal copyright law. ...

What determines/defines a rental unit as uninhabitable because if it is considered as such, my lease is void.

Your post doesn't include many facts, but if the mold has been remediated and the water is back on, then the unit may have been restored to...

Could I be excused from being supeoned as a witness if I am disabled with Schizoaffective disorder ?

If you have an actual diagnosis, then why not tell this information to the party that subpoenaed you? After they know your mental condition, they...

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Can my neighbor sue me and win costs to remove concrete from a basketball court on their property

This may come down to a matter of dollars and cents. If they are going to do earth moving, then cutting off four feet of concrete (depending on...

Who would you hire?

If you think you'll end up in Atlanta, all three are good choices although the most selective school gets prestige points with some employers; then...

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Quit temp job and file for Unemployment Benefits in GA?

Unemployment insurance is insurance against being terminated (supposedly, limited to "without cause"). You can't take a voluntary act (quitting)...

Is it necessary to complete the testimony worksheet if we both are in agreement? Do I have to complete the appearance, consent.

I agree with Mr. Ashman about the adultery grounds being something you might want to reconsider, with appropriate advice. If she's not contesting...

Out of country property ower will not give me my security deposit and keller williams is the brokering agent

It is correct that Keller Williams is not the culprit here, so their exculpation clause is reasonable and fair. Yes, you should sue the property...

And, interest computations like that are almost always simple interest. Sorry, no compounding. (Wouldn't that have been nice!)