My attorney will not let my husband sit in with me regarding a case i am a defendant in.

Your husband cannot be in the room when you and your attorney are conversing, and you should not discuss your case with your husband unless you...

Yiu need to hire an aggressive criminal define attorney ASAP. DIY time is over, and you cannot show your text messages to the court and walk away a...

Are cell phone videos admissible in court if the person being recorded was being recorded against their will?

Maybe. It depends upon the specific circumstances. Google my name and you can see that I e handled several cases involving cellular phone...

If file a "Motion to Dismiss", would it be considered my Answer?

My brethren are correct: A Motion to Dismiss ("MTD") is not an Answer UNLESS you mistakenly make it one by raising issues that make turn it into an...

Tenant in property, a pipe broke, asked tenant to contact its renters insurance.

The law requires that you keep the property fit for human habitation. In most cases, that means you are responsible for the house's integrity and...

Can I get charged with possession of heroin if all they found was paraphenalia

Can they? Yes, as evidenced by the fact that they did. Will the State file an Information (the formal charging document) on the case? Maybe....

How much does it usually cost to hire a lawyer (not} public defender

Each case is different, but you are likely better off hiring local attorneys for non-complex misdemeanors; otherwise, you will pay our costs of...

Only, and only if, he will use information about you against you. If it is a totally unrelated matter to the first one--such as first a divorce and...

Is it illegal for a 5-7 year old to be alone at home, with no babysitter, no one watching him?

First, children that young are not presumed to be of the "age of knowledge." That means they cannot make rational decisions, care for themselves,...

Foreclosure case - Pro Se. Hearing set for plaintiff's "Motion For Leave To Amend The Complaint By Interlineation"

This is commonly referred to as a "scrivener's error." A mere technical error generally does not invalidate a pleading. You can oppose any motion,...

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