Not unless he is employed by the DOR. Otherwise, the DOR has nothing to do with the equitable distribution aspect of your divorce.

You follow the advice of the attorneys whom you have retained or will retain. They are the experts on your case. What you don't do is try to get...

There is no possible way to predict the outcome of a lawsuit before its filed.

A power of attorney does not make you personally liable for his debts.

That's a shame. Unfortunately, you don't own the land. He does, and for whatever reason, he doesn't want plants and shrubs. The fact you've been...

When you say you advised your employer, did you just casually mention it to your boss on the loading dock, or did you make a formal report to HR?...

You can advise her that if she is concerned, that she should consult with an attorney.

Could it make that claim? Of course it could.

The FDCPA applies to consumer debt when a 3rd party debt collector is attempting to collect the debt. This is not consumer debt and the insurance...

It appears the attorney is incorrect.