You can retain counsel to arbitrate for you. Typically a lawyer will start with a demand and try to resolve the dispute without having to fight it...

You may want to get the assistance of counsel in checking court records and following up any leads.

Yes, usually the party setting the hearing can cancel. If you want it heard you can get a hearing set.

If the arbitration forum that is selected is a good one, I’d prefer it. In general it is faster and less expensive than litigation. If the...

I would generally wait 30 days from rendition. Then in most circumstances I’d impose the lien and reach out about resolving it. Then start levy or...

Your son should consult with an attorney that handles criminal appeals. As my colleagues suggest, there are some that take some cases for free. ...

That will be a relatively expensive way to go. If you can find case law on it that might be helpful. If you’re going to hire a lawyer for this case...

Could it be a delaying tactic and/or not true? It could. But if you don't know it is, and can't prove it is, it may be best to extend every...

I agree with my colleague. Your question is hard to follow, and there are way to many factors we don't know to evaluate whether that offer was a...

You need to collect information on all your debts, your income and assets and see a lawyer, preferably one whose practice includes bankruptcy. The...