As my colleagues have stated, you can try the JQC and the chief administrative judge.

I would anticipate getting a fair hearing, no more and no less. You could hire a lawyer to review the records and give you an opinion. If the...

Anyone cane sue but absent intentional misstatements of fact or the like, this doesn't sound like a strong case.

Yes, but without more evidence it might be hard to win. If the party you think is responsible were told that a check for $____ would resolve the...

It depends. If you are able to use a small claims court local to you, and the arbitration forum in the contract is elsewhere and calls for in...

As Mr. Downs says, it depends. Hopefully you have counsel retained and he or she, being familiar with the case, can advise you.

Unless they are seeking a really long extension, objecting to it may be a waste of time.

No, you can't arbitrate now, unless you appeal the ruling that says you waived that right. You don't explain but it sounds like maybe you waited...

Baby Mom filed Probate case since Baby Dad died. Can decedent next of kin (Heir) file a Subpoena For Docs under her open case?

You need to at least have a consultation with a probate lawyer.

As Ms. Harwell states, the Avvo Find a Lawyer function can be very helpful. Good luck.