The best way to is retain an attorney to draft a settlement agreement. Anything other than that and you increase the risk of the agreement being...

There is no possible way for anyone to answer your question except the guy who didn't hire you. Maybe you gave him incomplete answers in your...

The attorney whom you retain to make your case will know the venue. That's a hint, because if you think that you can sue the government on your own...

Even though he's been there 7 years (!), he remains a guest assuming that there's no document in existence that could possibly give him ownership...

I recommend that you hire an attorney to draft the agreement. Doing it yourself could mean that you draft an ambiguous contract, making it...

I recommend that your mom consult an attorney. You would do well to help her find one, then let the attorney deal with mom.

Ownership is determined by title, not who is liable for the loan. If he is on the title, which apparently he is, he is in the catbird seat. There's...

You can try, but the likelihood of success is slim. You misread the rule or are deliberately ignoring the part where it says "Except where security...

Only the state can suspend your license. The insurance company is not the state. However, you need to follow the insurance company's restriction...

There is no possible way for any attorney to tell you how to respond to any pleading. When you have a detailed, fact based issue like yours, your...