Can I sue someone for EMOTIONAL DISTRESS
The short answer is that anybody with a filing fee can sue anybody for anything. Whether there's any point to it is another question. The facts...
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The short answer is that anybody with a filing fee can sue anybody for anything. Whether there's any point to it is another question. The facts...
This is a collection tactic, frequently used to try to verify your phone number and address. If you receive a letter from them, you can insist...
Since you already have a lawyer, that's who you should be talking to about this. You can't remove an eviction filing from the court's record. ...
Since custody is with the mother, whatever your son has done doesn't mean anything. You or your son will need to file a motion with the court in...
You don't mention whether he was convicted after a trial or plead guilty. Either way, this does sound very harsh for what you describe, especially...
The facts that you've mentioned with telling the landlord's employee and coordinating a move out date, etc. should be sufficient notice to...
Ohio's statute for the 3-day Notice is very specific about permitted ways to serve it. Email is not listed as one of those ways. (Neither is text...
Um, no it's not illegal. In fact, when he gets into inappropriate conversation it's probably a good idea to hang up on him.
I'm not convinced that a trust would do for you what you're thinking it will since you are making a voluntary transfer to it and you're stating...
Your case will not be transferred. The court in the place where the criminal offense allegedly happened has jurisdiction and will handle the case....