The only thing you can do is to get your son a good criminal defense attorney, and then STOP TALKING TO ANYONE ABOUT THIS SITUATION.

The Power of Attorney became void when your son died. You are the next of kin. If the girlfriend will not acknowledge that, you will have to get...

Ultimately, you file for an eviction and have the judge order her to vacate the premises. But before you do that, you might try telling your...

Simple answer . . . . . . . . . yes.

If the employer actually did pay you twice for the same thing, legally you have an obligation to pay back the overpayment. However, it's quite...

It's quite possible that the Secretary was authorized to sign leases as the landlord's agent. If so, there's no fraud involved. That issue...

It's NOT legal. If you are paid hourly, the law says that you MUST be paid for "all the time you are suffered or permitted to work." In other...

Look at the itemized billing sheets that your attorney is required to give you. Those have to show how every dollar of the settlement was...

In order for the State to convict a person of a crime, the prosecutor must prove, BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT ("BARD") that the person committed...

File for eviction. Then, once you get the court order for her to vacate, and she's out, change the locks.