Can I sue a local agency

In the one sentence you have asked three different questions. Someone accused you of a crime. Was this published to someone else? If so, and you...

Filed a complaint about a therapist, now being subpoenaed to appear to give a deposition. Papers look suspect, no seal of court.

Sounds like you received a valid subpoena. There should be an attorney for the Dept of Health as well and you can certainly speak to that attorney....

Can my LL keep my security deposit to pay for the balance of rent for 2 months rent after the court has reduced it?

You likely are not responsible for additional rental during the time the Court reduced it. This depends on the order and how it was written. Your...

Can my mother in law reposses these houses?

I am curious about how she was to be paid if the $10,000 deposit was just the up front money. Was there a closing statement prepared? How were the...

What can I do, and how?

As a signator on the original lease, you remain responsible for the debt. You will likely have to pay it all. If you are sued, you can certainly...

Can i sue over product liability? Purchaed a product that broke me out so bad I missed work and had to see a doctor.

Products claims are quite difficult. The issues involve liability, what is wrong with the product that could have been prevented? Or were you just...

I went to a law firm for representation who shared my info with the lawyer suing me, and filed an Affidavit against me in court.

You absolutely had every expectation of confidentiality and attorney client privilege with the firm that reviewed your paperwork. The contents of...

Does a corporate mortgage assignment need to be notarized in Broward County FL

Documents involving interests in real property need to follow the formalities of two witnesses and notarization. The assignment may not be...

A dissolved corporation technically needs no attorney as it does not exist, however, if you did not dissolve it properly then you as a...

First, if you have insurance coverage that is what it is for. If you have a $10K policy, it is up to the insurance company to evalute and settle...

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