This is why University of Google law degrees from the Dunning Kreuger college of law are so dangerous. All that is required for a garnishment writ...

"but all this added stress and anxiety and amounts of days crying wondering what in the world was going on" Seriously? Because surving a...

". I work nights so this has taken a toll on my health" how does that take a toll on your health if the issue is gym use at 4am? That said, you are...

Not under those facts no. The warranty covers what the warranty covers. Just because you have an issue not covered under the warranty does not...

Depending on the nature and terms of the deposit and "the contract", you might have a cause of action for damages from the loss of that particular...

The answer is YES you can sue the at fault party. The problem is that no lawyer is going to do so unless they can efficiently collect damages from...

Not necessarily, NO. Lawyers are not slaves that do the bidding of others on demand, without compensation or legal retention. The prosecution of an...

"I was told you can seek a relocation package and I have yet to be offered one." No such thing and the same goes for a "verbal lease". This is most...

No such lawsuit or prosecution exists. Starting with judicial immunity and the issues of your criminal case need to be addressed by the lawyer...

If you signed a contract of some sort and break it - yes, being sued is typically the remedy for that, along with eviction or removal from the...