Talk to your auto insurance company. They have a duty to defend you, and that information will be very useful to your attorney.

I agree with Mr. Selik -- to a point. Yes, you have a plausible case, but I don't think it's one that you are likely to win if you go to a jury...

A lawyer is going to need a lot more information to give you any kind of an answer. For example, are you talking about a house or an apartment? ...

You never HAVE TO accept a plea agreement. You can always refuse a plea and go to trial. You ask if there is any evidence supporting your claims....

First of all, it's the PROSECUTOR who will make the decision whether charges should be filed against you for those other incidents. In order for...

Certainly your ex could TRY to do that. However, since you had nothing to do with your current BF's crime, it doesn't affect your suitability to...

Although it might seem today that anybody can sue anyone for anything, that's not really true. In order to sue someone – anyone – you have to have...

Although it might seem today that anybody can sue anyone for anything, that's not really true. In order to sue someone – anyone – you have to have...

If you have a lease, and it doesn't provide for specific late fees, then the landlord CANNOT charge those late fees. Period. If you don't have a...

You signed a lease for a specific apartment. Until that lease expires, you cannot be removed from your apartment unless there is a violation of...