Although I haven't visited this site in a couple of years, a concerned individual sent me this link so I thought it would be a good opportunity to...

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Can the board of an HOA allow its BOD special privileges?

If the Board is selectively enforcing the rules (to their advantage), then they may be breaching their fiduciary duty and legal action may be...

Can you be locked up for contempt of court after you have be sentenced on your crime, dismissed and sent home.

Without knowing more details, it's difficult to ascertain whether or not what occurred to you was proper. To answer your question though, it is...

My friend was recently arrested and charged with armed robbery because he was there but did nothing. Can charges be dropped?

If he was just arrested for robbery (and he hasn't had a trial yet), then he hasn't been sentenced. Robbery is very serious, so I would strongly...

My friend was recently arrested and charged with armed robbery because he was there but did nothing. Can charges be dropped?

If was just arrested for robbery (and he hasn't had a trial yet), then he hasn't been sentenced. Robbery is very serious, so I would strongly...

Slander/libel case

There are a few points I would like to point out. First, you would probably be unsuccessful in suing your employer for a few reasons. For...

What are the consequences of a plantiff failure to honor mediation settlement?

Depending on the terms of the agreement, they may be in breach of contract, which could give you a number of legal options. The consequences of a...

Police took pics of bruises in dispute. Female told cops that boyfriend was NOT the cause of bruises. Will state charge him?

Ultimately, whether the prosecutor will choose to prosecute this matter depends on a number of factors, the most important of which is usually...

Can they take my car in Georgia?

Elizabeth, Unfortunately, the answer is more than likely yes. In Georgia, a judgment creditor can seize your vehicle to satisfy a judgment. ...

Precedent is "an act in the past which may be used as an example to help decide the outcome of similar instances in the future." Court's usually...