You can sue anyone for anything. Best advice is to retain a lawyer now to look into your claims and determine whether you have a good case and...

Yes, the judge can do that. Judges have a great deal of discretion to do the things they need to do to ensure that the rule of law is followed and...

Scamapalooza. Scamerino. Le scam. These scammers are such clowns.

You send him a letter (it's not required, but never a bad idea to send it certified mail) terminating his employment. Read your fee agreement...

No, not without amending the judgment. I suggest that you refer the matter to a local attorney to see whether it can be done, and if so that its'...

No. You have no basis for a lawsuit, as upsetting as it might be.

Yes. The landlord doesn't need your permission to sell her property. She can terminate your lease for any reason, or no reason, as long as she...

You can try suing him, assuming you know his name and where he lives so that he can be served. What do you mean, wait for your bank? Your bank has...

Moved your question to the Marriage forum. Since you are 17, you should be having this discussion with your parents.

The rule is that the Will must be filed. He died without a Will. There may not be a probate attorney yet, and not every person who dies will file a...