What you tend to describe is medical malpractice. There is a short statute of limitations on this issue so if your going to act, act fast, but you...

Am I fully responsible for a voluntary Repossession

Unlikely as I'm assuming you didn't have the sublease agreement with her in writing, thereby making her responsible for any damages to the vehicle....

Bank account for Trust of 16 year old

The bank will likely require that the child's legal guardian is named on the account. I would speak to the trustee. Does the child need 200 per...

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If the witness don't show up in a misdemeanor case what happens? The case is a simple battery

Depends on the evidence the State has against you.

What can I do if I have rats and a variety of other problems in my apartment and my apartment management is ignoring the issue?

In my opinion you should look for other habitation when your lease term ends if you're having the amount of problems you describe. Its also my...

What can I do if I think my landlord is not fair

Your contract defines the terms and rights that you are entitled. I apologize but your fact pattern is convoluted and I'm unable to give you a...

My name is Robert Evans I got this letter from a bill collector

It may be a scam or a mistake. In any event, its always good to check your credit report and see if there is any outstanding debt that your not...

I quit but employer will not pay me because of a damaged oven he had to replace and it cost him money and will not pay me

You are entitled to the hours you worked. See a labor law attorney in your area and/or find one through this app. Good luck to you.

Can I do anything legally about harassment from my landlord/complex management?

Until they actually act on towing the vehicle I wouldn't bother yourself since attorneys and filing suits also cost money. Your lease agreement...

What can I do to get my kids back in the state?

Retain legal counsel and file for divorce. The divorce proceedings will then address your rights to the children. Your attorney will explain those...