I urge you to retain an attorney who is familiar with commercial tenant issues and leases. Drafting terms yourself is generally a recipe for...

You don't have grounds to sue your insurance company because they want to take your deposition. Lawyer up, as the previous attorneys have advised.

Probably not, and it appears the issue may be between the dentist and your ex. He may be demanding more information that he entitled to receive...

On the title and the financing contract, it doesn't matter who is listed first or second. Each person is equally responsible for thenloan and is...

Absolutely, without question, no. The feud has nothing tondonwith the lease.

This sounds more like a customer service issue than a legal one. Other lawyers may have different opinions.

1. You are not required to have a lawyer to sue someone. 2. The landlord had no obligation to remove you from the lease.

I guess you'll have to pay the $500 plus the late fees. This is all on you.

It doesn't matter whether you agreed to the sale or not. Your religious beliefs have nothing to do with the creditor's right to sell your account....

Stop googling. Look up the case on your county clerks website.