Sure, you could be arrested, but you'd have a great civil rights suit against the officer.

It depends on what the lease says. If you aren't sure, have it reviewed by an attorney.

Step 1: GET A PROTECTIVE ORDER. You say you are financially prepared, so getting an attorney should not be a problem. Even if you don't have an...

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

Here's a very lawyer-like answer" It depends upon what the meaning of the word "should" is. If you mean do you have a legal obligation to pay...

The FMLA is NOT a magic potion that protects an employee from being terminated, period. As Mr. Bryant says, the FMLA doesn't protect an employee...

A pro se litigant who has to ask that question really shouldn't be a pro se litigant at all! While a LAWYER who represents himself may have a fool...

Indiana law (I.C. 32-31-8-5, specifically) spells out a landlord's obligations under a rental agreement. One of those obligations is to "Provide...

As Mr. Rozmiarek says, the landlord will have to go through the regular eviction process to force you out, and that will take at least a couple of...

As Mr. Candiano notes, the JUDGE can't do anything on his own. YOUR LAWYER has to take the initiative in forcing payment. He would do this...