Can someone seek legal action against being discharge for no good reason from a medical company that serves 90%? of the doctors

This is an employment law issue, so I am redirecting this the lawyers who handle this area of law.

Probate a lawyer, how much does it cost?

Unlike car titles, you can't simply remove and add names to the title/deed to the property. In this forum we can't see or review the deed, so we...

Will I, the receive the difference on a sale of a Reverse Mortgage home who's appraised value is much less then loan amount?

The terms of the reverse mortgage (which will be in the documents signed by your mother, will specify what rights exist after your mother's death. ...

Can my case be dismissed when defense's response to my discovery is outstanding in Florida?

There is a difference between "can my lawsuit be dismissed" and "should my lawsuit have been dismissed". When you attempt to represent yourself,...

Can I be responsible for the business in anyway if I do not have a written partnership agreement?

A written partnership agreement is not required to create a partnership. It is desirable to have a written agreement to avoid the type of problems...

What can I do if I was not contacted that my husband died?

Assuming your husband has sufficient assets to justify an estate proceeding, you have remedies, but you'll need to hire an attorney to assist you. ...

Can I sue on her?

Depending on the amount involved, this could be a good small claims lawsuit. Regrettably, however, the informal nature of what you are describing...

Can i still collect on a small claims judgment after seven years in florida?

The good new is your judgment is still enforceable (and will be for at least 10 years after it was issued, with an option to extend that time. The...

How can I compel a trustee to give me an annual accounting of a trust for which I am a contingent beneficiary?

If you are a contingent beneficiary, you may not be entitled to accountings at this time. As the terms of trust vary, we can't provide a definite...

If your mother was a resident of California when she passed, her estate and any trust will be governed by California law. Unless you locate a...