Send them another letter. Or better yet, have an attorney send them a letter telling them to get off of your property.

Yes. You can refuse to open the door. Ultimately, if the police want to search YOUR house looking for someone else, they will have to get a search...

If you are convicted of the offense, it WILL show up on your record, and your insurance will see it.

While an 8-year-old sharing the same bed as her NUDE father may technically be legal, it is, in no other sense of the word "OK." IF I were you,...

I think it's time to start being honest with yourself. The bottom line question in child custody issues -- which is what you have here -- is...

Almost all severance agreements contain a provision which requires you to waive your right to sue the company for any legal claims you may have,...

These days, it seems like anybody can sue anyone for anything. The question is whether a lawsuit will be worth the time, effort, and expense it...

Mr. Pont and Mr. Wrage are right. You need to contact a workers' comp attorney to represent YOUR interests. Nobody else, including your Workers'...

You've gotten very good advice from Messrs. Pont, Casera, Green and Ilmanen. So let me just elaborate on their answers. These days, it seems...

It depends on how bad they want to try you for the offense. There's no fixed limit to the range of an extradition warrant.