How long do I have to sue a attorney that quit on me without good cause
The statute of limitations for malpractice is five years; breach of a written contract would be ten. Without knowing the circumstances of your...
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The statute of limitations for malpractice is five years; breach of a written contract would be ten. Without knowing the circumstances of your...
Yes. The administrators could also decline the meeting. Simple problem, simple solution. Don't give in to Facebook drama.
Theoretically, schools expell students for all kinds of reasons all the time. That doesn't mean it's proper. If it's parent behavior, I doubt...
It is your rainy day. You need an experienced attorney. Yesterday.
Can you be charged for a threat? Sure. One from six months ago ... not near as likely. I suppose it depends on the nature of the threat, though.
You can make whatever you want. Your personal wishes about who will take care of your children if you die only will be given very little weight,...
Instead of asking cryptic questions on the internet to strangers, you'll need to talk to an attorney. You could be fine, or it could have been a...
You'll need to beat the charge first, and it's best if you focus on that. Are you sure a warrant even existed? And Miranda isn't necessary unless...
Ok, so presumably the judge was provided this evidence during the trial and decided against you for whatever reason. Your remedy would be an...
An administrative deadline on an insurance claim doesn't preclude later civil action.