How can I get someone out my house ?
Assuming the person you want out does NOT have any legal ownership interest in the house, you need to file a Notice of Claim for Eviction agtainst...
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Assuming the person you want out does NOT have any legal ownership interest in the house, you need to file a Notice of Claim for Eviction agtainst...
Mr. Kaufman and Mr. RAfter are absolutely right. If you are going to be your own lawyer, then you actually have to BE YOUR OWN LAWYER. Keep in...
Indiana, like nearly every other state, is an "at-will" employment state. That means, unless you have a union collective bargaining agreement, or...
If the school has a reasonable belief that your child may be abused or neglacted at home, then the school may interview the child without the...
Unfortunately, if your case is more than tow years old, there's nothing you can do unless you can find some exception that would have tolled the...
Actually, based on what you posted, the police officer did NOT say you were not on drugs. He said the HE didn't say that you admitted, and that...
I agree with Mr. Scarbrough with one exception: While Indiana is a "right to work" state, that's NOT what gives the employer the right to...
As Mr. Ilmanen says, unless there are claims by one of the defendants against another defendant, there's no obvious conflict of interest. If the...
The statutes of limitation in criminal cases for misdemeanors is two years, and for felonies that statute is five years, except in the case of...
Under Indiana law, you are NOT allowed to use "self help" (i.e., withholding your rent) in resolving issues with your landlord. However, if your...