What steps would my brother need to take in order to sort all of this out?

What is required is a court order. The procedure is fairly simple, but it is not a do-it-yourself kind of thing. He will need to have an attorney...

For SSI Spend-down, does money I get from sell have to placed in a back account, or can I have it all in cash?

You really need to speak with an attorney, a financial advisor, or both before taking a $90,000 cash disbursement. First, you would have to report...

Can I legally sports gamble via online living in NH if the company is based in Canada

There is a lot more to this question than simply sports + gamble + online. The answer depends on the nature of the wagering activity and the...

Must an attorney first register as attorney of record before appearing in court?

Attorneys fill in for each other all the time, particularly if they are from the same firm. An announcement at the beginning of the hearing that...

Can I get a Co driver's license while having a suspension in another state?

No, you cannot legally do that. Deal with the Virginia matter as soon as you can, then apply for a Colorado license.

Is it usual for the government to sponsor green card for foreign employees?

It is not usual for governments to sponsor foreign employees, but it is not unheard of. I have only seen it done in circumstances where a diligent...

What crime is This?

It is failing to pay the required fare. It is not a crime; it is a civil violation (about like a parking ticket).

Can I sue the Town for breech of privacy? What type of lawyer would I seek for help? This is a 'small-ish' community.

There is no breach of privacy. You brought up the matter and shared it with a supervisor. He, in turn, shared it with another supervisor. It...

May a property management company get a court order to bloc a vehicle for trespassing and still let the owner come on the proper

You have not said what your relationship is to the property. Are you a tenant? Are you a repairman working for a tenant? Are you a guest...

If you can lawfully posses a firearm (you are not a convicted felon, adjudicated mentally incompetent, etc.) within the United States in general...