It means the plaintiff dismissed the case, but your attorney knows your case and you should ask him.

There's no law that requires an employer to warn you before firing you. You obviously broke a cardinal company rule, and there's a good chance that...

Two separate and distinct things, a loan and the title. You and she are co-borrowers on the loan. You will remain co-borrowers until the loan is...

No, you don't need to attend the hearing. You can if you wish to do so.

Evictions are public record, and thus permanent. If mom pays the judgment, good. But you owe it because that's what the Court decided after a...

Moved your question to General Practice. What can you do about what? The fact a 3 week old car overheated? That your wife was stranded? That the...

You have between now and whenever the sheriff comes to pack everything you want to take.

The judge will not read your e-mail. He is not allowed to do that. You can try calling the clerk's office and see how you can reset your hearing.

You can't. Banks have all sorts of federal and state laws they must follow. No bank anywhere is going to let you deposit a check for $170k without...

There is no chance that you will be able to obtain a value anywhere close to accurate without hiring an expert.