I am not married, my Ex boyfriend and I have a home together with both our names on the contract,

This seems to be more of a family law, or real estate question than a contracts question. Perhaps you'd do better to post your question in that forum.

Breach of verbal agreement to work on a tv show. ( how do i win this case?)

I would bring the evidence you have - the emails, text messages & video - to an attorney. Courts prefer to interpret a written agreement. What you...

Can a monetary judgment attach to an estate's real property?

If you know that this judgment is out there, ask yourself if there are other judgments waiting in the wings. You should do everything you can to...

Recently power of attorney was changed. Can they change beneficiary names on CDS?

I agree with prior advice, and, his question is hard to answer precisely without knowing how the power of attorney was written. What your aunt told...

Can violation of a single federal statue have multiple cause of actions?

Yes, as mentioned above. It also depends on how the statute was written that you're referring to.

How can i involuntarily revoke parental rights?

It's not perfectly clear from your question what your goal is. One option you have is to decrease the amount of time the father has with your...

Is a contractor contract valid if the contractor license has violations against it?

Has he done any work yet? What do the terms of your contract say? Do you have an to terminate? This would all be helpful information to getting...

My Ex is an alcoholic and is in contempt according to our decree. I am worried about the safety of our children.

I would talk to an attorney who can bring a motion to enforce the parenting time order. This may mean that the court requires him to have a PBT at...

WHAT HAPPENS IF THE JUDGE...

I'm agreeing with Mr. Miller here. The case won't end simply because one party has no representation. The court will continue the case. Your best...

Is it legal to keep money & property you inherit in the trust and withdraw it gradually rather than in a lump sum?

It may be a protection from creditors, depending on how much control the beneficiaries have over the amounts they are receiving, and what the...

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