Would #2 for "grounds for quo warrants" work if village gave municipal vehicle to someone to use for private use?

This may be a violation of state ethics laws for improper compensation or theft in office. Whether or not it is depends on state law. There may...

Could I go to jail on my review date for prob. If I violated?

You should either retain an attorney to work through this process, or request a court-appointed lawyer if you are unable to afford one.

What do I do now that a lawsuit is filed against me??Got the papers Friday January 27th

Typically, under the Ohio Civil Rules, you have 28 days to file an answer. You will either need to hire a lawyer to do this for you, or do it...

Do I have to pay union fees, even if I wasn't informed by the company?

This is a matter largely concerning federal law. You should review the union contract and see what it says. If you are still concerned, you...

My lawyer did not check with me on a paper, what do I do?

Make an appointment with your lawyer to see him in his office, ASAP. If you can't reach him by phone for an appointment, e-mail or write to him. ...

Can a custody agreement be removed?

Yes, you can ask, but it may be up to the court depending on the circumstances. You can do this yourself or obtain counsel.

Do I have a legal case against the makers of the paragard intrauterine device?

Based on these facts, it is certainly advisable for you to consult with an experienced medical malpractice attorney in your area. Time is of the...

Do I have a suit for malpractice for total knee replacemnetl

You will need one or more experts to establish the causation element of your claim. You should consult with an experienced medical malpractice...

Can I find out a Lawyers name

Find out the court the case was in and check with the Clerk for the name of Plaintiff's counsel.

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When a probation officer arrests his probationer is he to file a report of this?

You should contact a lawyer to get in touch with the correctional facility holding him to find out the legal authority to hold him. Typically, if...