Deposition

First, put in your request to the attorney in writing. Email is a writing. Then, after a few days of being ignored, make a motion for protective...

Being sued by collection agency for credit card debt

If a payment was made in the last 4-5 years, or if you were out of state during that time, it is possible that the clock is still ticking on a...

Removing a tenant from a lease

There is no right to simply remove a person from a contract. If your roommate is in violation of the lease, or rules and regulations of an...

Can seller change mind about price after contracts are signed and money has been wired and transferred into account/escrow?

A deal is a deal is a deal. Signed? Sealed? Partial performance [by way of money put into escrow]? Sounds like a hardball approach to squeeze...

Any foreclosure attorney who can answer if there is any decision in the bartram vs us bank case?

To answer your question, there has not been a decision. November 4, 2015 was the day for oral argument. Now, the justices will have their...

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Family law vs credit/bankruptcy law?

Divorce and bankruptcy go hand in hand. It is possible for a lawyer to do both the divorce and the bankruptcy.

Should I go bankrupt of pay on judgement?

Bankruptcy is something to consider. You need to consult with an AL bankruptcy attorney, face to face, so that a thorough review of your assets...

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I receive a court document from a debt collector, but the commission expires date is 05/15/15 and the sworn on date 10/28/15

Good eyes. Ms. Bunce points out some options to keep the document in play, but it could not hurt for you to move the strike the document as a sham...

Hello, we have a renting commercial space and the building is going under foreclosure

Do not be alarmed by the entry of a default against you. A default means that a defendant admits to the allegations of the complaint. If the...

The way the law is written is that a defendant in an eviction case can not defend, for any reason, unless the defendant either 1) pays the amount...