Can I sue sears if they were to deliver a stove on a certain day and now are saying it's not arrived at the facility yet?

This is America, where you can sue anybody at any time for anything. The key questions are whether you have a successful claim, and if it is worth...

Can I move to another town across the state with my children from my divorce? I have primary physical custody

Does your custody agreement say regarding relocation? Generally, state law requires you give reasonable notice of intent to relocate (at least 45...

Is it possible to get “fishing w/o license “ lowered to something else or less extreme than 175 and losing your license?

In your first paragraph, you said "I was fishing w a license" - did you or did you not have a license? If you had a license, you have a defense. ...

The short answer is that the judge is not bound to consider one to the exclusion of the other, and could consider both. For example, a judge takes...

Can I be taken to court for findings after a mobile home sell where buyers waived inspection?

This is America, where anybody can take anyone else to court at anytime for anything. Whether the suit has any merit, however, is a different...

How can my landlord restrict who can enter my home?

Landlords still have an ownership interest in the property, so they may well have the right to exclude persons from the property. However, the...

No one can really speak to the likelihood of which charges would be dismissed without knowing ALL the facts and circumstances of the cases, the...

How can I protect my dog and myself?

Unfortunately, it sounds as though your dog did bite another dog in public - which is grounds under Sioux Falls city ordinance for the chief of...

Can someone you know sue you civilly over an oral agreement ?

Yes, while written contracts are easier to prove, an oral contract (also called an implied contract) can be grounds to sue.

If someone retained an attorney in your behalf no contract signed would you owe?

It would depend upon the terms of the agreement between the attorney and the third-party guarantor, and whether you willingly received/accepted...