No this is not grounds to have it thrown out. When you go to court you can tell them your correct address and they will fix it. But if you don't,...

The law doesn't get involved in the details of how employers assign work duties. This is not a legal issue. You can quit. They can fire you.

Anyone CAN sue you. That being said, she has no case based on the facts presented here, and the cops won't care.

I am not sure what you are saying happened here. It sounds like your dad's uncle (or maybe your uncle) left some money to your dad who passed 22...

It's their policy. By the time you sort all of this through the day (and the school year) will be over.

No attorney here is going to quote you a fee. Solicitations are not allowed. You can call some local attorneys and get some estimates.

It is completely legal, and very common. Perhaps the school will work out a payment plan with you....

Nobody can answer that question based on the little evidence provided. You need to speak to your attorney and ask them to refer you to a civil...

Don't speak to the cop. He won't speak to you anyway. Let your son's lawyer do their job.............

Of course they can. You can decide not to play for the team. ..............................................