No, you cannot. Regardless of the circumstances, if you are not a licensed attorney in the state in which suit is brought, you cannot represent...

Sounds like you have a good case in small claims court.________________________________________________________

You have no obligation whatsoever to do anything until you are served. Since you have not been served, it doesn't matter about the hearing tomorrow...

Almost. Your car was sold at auction, and whatever it sold for, was applied to your loan This is the deficiency balance. Interest accrued on the...

If they are claiming that they are going to take you "back to court", it means that you've already been to court and have been sued, right?

Reach out to Legal Aid (Atlanta is spread out 5 counties. Your county likely has a legal aid organization) or any number of those types of legal...

This is a set of facts straight out of a first year law school contracts class. As my good friend in Libertyville, Illinois correctly mentioned, if...

Not likely. Government employees, like the PD, are immune from prosecution when they act in their official capacity. Moreover, you don't make a...

Has anyone bothered to call the law firm?--------------------,,,,,---------------------------------------'xxxxzzzzz

Legally, you can represent yourself. Practically, this is generally a bad idea because you don't know what you are doing, and inexperience is...