Are hotels liable for falling in lobby

Most of the hotels are connected in one way or the other, even with attorneys (past experience speaking). Call James Bucky Buchannan, Esquire and...

Family Law- Visitation with my 22 mo old Daughter

You need to speak with an attorney. Your temporary order may not allow you to visit at the day care center. YOu need to have it specifically...

Can he sue my parents for the funeral bill

I am so sorry to hear of your loss not to mention this awful situation. The policy is your parents and you can ignore his threats. He is...

A lot of my friends told me that after 7 or 10 yrs. that we've been separated, it will be considered divorced. Is this true?

Please remember that Church and State law are separate. Your church may not acknowledge your marriage since you were married outside the church. ...

Trying to get divorced in VA 1 year seperation he left VA for FL wont come back for divorce I JUST WANT A DIVORCE

Is he a resident of Virginia? If so, file. If he has established residency in Florida (which is six months), then file in Florida for a divorce. ...

Is that true in SC that you have to seperate for 1 year to file for a divorce, eventhough he deserted me?

The grounds for divorce in South Carolina are as follows: No-Fault: (1) Living separate and apart without cohabitation for a period of one year....

My landlord wants to use all of my deposit and charge me an additional $450.00 for repairs to the unit we lived in.

Carpet replacement and painting are considered normal wear and tear. I would suspect blinds fall under that category as well. I have to assume...

What are my financial rights under same-sex domestc partnership laws?

It will really depend on whether or not you both filed a contract as to your civil union. In the event you did not, you may have a problem. You...

Nolle prosequi is latin for "not to wish to prosecute". In other words a legal notice that a lawsuit has been abandoned and dismissed. There...

How can I get a copy of my step-Mom's will?

You should contact an attorney in Alabama to help you. You could call the clerk's office where your mom passed away and see if a will was placed...