My attorney past away. I owe his firm money. his firm will not release my file tri me until so pay my balance. is this legal

While you should pay the lawyer the outstanding balance owed, it would be improper for the lawyer to hold your file materials hostage until you...

Can I sue a horse owner for injuries sustained to my horse when her horse attacked it?

Well I doubt you can have them evicted....you don't own the stables or have any type of lease agreement with the owner of the crazy horse right? ...

Should I pay an attorney who agreed to represent me for free and is now deciding to bill me years later?

I would write him back a letter and politely tell him that he took the case on for free and you don't owe him anything. You might also tell him...

Depends on what the agreement says. If they have to order anesthesia bf your payment is non refundable, call them and tell them you are having...

What does your rental contract say? Does it mention an early termination fee? If so, you are probably stuck paying it. If not, tell them to pound...

You might have a problem. If this was a custom job and the supplier made the product already they have completely performed and you are probably...

I want to put a hold on the courts from sending my husband to prison.

Sorry to hear about your situation. You could try and find a local criminal attorney and seek his advice. However, I think it is highly unlikely...

Yes, a lawyer can terminate a client for nonpayment. He will most likely have to file a motion and get permission from the Court. However, absent a...

Is it likely that trial can move forward in a case in which a gurdian ad litum is asking for a continuance ?

It is highly unlikely. Presumably, the Court felt a guardian was necessary and will probably not proceed forward until his or her report is...

How do I proceed when a lawyer wont return phone calls, sign for certified mail, or settle financially for two months?

Sorry to hear about your experience. You might call his secretary back once more and let her (and your lawyer) know that you will file a bar...