Is it legal for him to refuse to allow me to visit friends

A Landlord can keep people off of their property if they find the person to be a nuisance. Also a Landlord can keep people off of their property if...

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It looks like it depends on the local county . . . for example: https://www.accesskent.com/Courts/17thcc/jury_faq.htm Kent County allows people...

How would I file a request for Judicial Misconduct Review in a case where the judge did not follow proper state defined procedur

You should note that Judges are like Kings of their courtroom . . . they have tremendous power. Just a cautionary note. Good Luck, ~Katie

Should we go forward with the appeal ?

People have power over attorneys. Your attorney's job is to provide you with information, what you do with that information is up to you. This...

What if they fire me? and what do I do next? Conflicting doctors opinions? Should I apply for retirement disability again asap?

Many issues here are personal questions more than legal questions. You should decide what you want your future to look like, pick a path, and then...

Can I get my gift back

If you gave her a gift then no you cannot get it back. A social contract, lets meet up for a few days, is not a legally binding contract because...

What is the statutory limits for a crime victim to file a civil lawsuit against the perpetrator?

I agree with Ezra and would add that the person's insurance may play a role in determining if someone is collectable. Speak to an attorney for...

In a public building there was a picture of a topless woman on the wall. Is this against the law and what are the penalties?

It depends on the level of art, and 1st amendment rights are likely to come into play here. If you have an issue you should probably start by...

Guardian testifying against his or her ward.

Anyone can be subpoenaed and thus must testify in court unless they have the right to remain silent on an issue or issues. An attorney should be...

Can I be sentenced to jail time for not being able to pay court costs.

Yes you can be sent to jail for not paying court costs as it is a type of contempt of court , however most Judges do not want to do this. That...