"Soccer Mom" or "little league Dad" cases, where they are angry that the coach doesn't see how awesome little Bobby or Suzy is as an athlete are...

Its legal if you agree to it. If you refuse you will have to find someplace else to live that does not have such a requirement.

Mr. Gaffney is spot on. That said, AVVO is not the law library to do research or educate you to represent yourself. You can go to the local law...

adding to Mr. Haber's comment, unless there is video of the event, the children of a convicted felon are not great witnesses for such an issue. If...

NO. You sue the driver/owner of the vehicle.

Not likely much as a private person can post public record info all day long. The only restriction are extortion sites that charge for removal from...

Thats up to the landlord. Not sure what you mean by "the wrong unit" unless the LL agrees that its the wrong unit.

.......not sure what the question was. If they were uninsured and no back up copies made, that's unfortunate.

Nope. Not legally. Absent criminal level activity and an successful prosecution, 99% of landlords will not accept subjective "bullying", "hurt...

Anyone can file a lawsuit for anything. The bigger question is what "merchandise" was in the car and why would you keep anything of value in a car...