Can I check the courts to see where my lawsuits at?

Yes. You can go to the courthouse and ask the Clerk of Court for assistance in looking at the documents filed in your case, or you can also access...

What is the difference if the wife or husband file for divorce first?

Your question does not contain enough facts to determine if you need an attorney. There are many potential issues that would require you to have...

Can a letter that is to be notarized include personal opinion of WHY I am writing it and will it hold credibility in court?

Instead of a notarized letter you should have a will prepared and nominate a guardian in the will. Ultimately it will be for the Court to decide...

I filed a motion to dismiss based on anti-SLAPP statute. I am pro se. Judge took under advisement. I found new case law. HELP

Your question does not have many facts. It is unlikely that any attorney can explain the complexities of the Rules of Civil Procedure that would...

If a manager of property like apt building sends you a letter that she herself notarized to not be on property, is it legal

No she can not notarize her own signature. But, I think you are asking the wrong question. I do not believe her signature has to be notarized to...

Will I always retain my 1/4 share of house left in will, until sold?

There are many facts that could affect this situation that are not included in your question. It seems to me that this is one of those situations...

Criminal convictions can have serious consequences. Therefore I think you need to consult an attorney with experience in handling these types of...

CAN I FIRE MY BUSINESS PARTNER

Depends. Your rights and powers are established by the corporate By-laws. However, based on recent case-law you may have some special fiduciary...

In a Probate Case Order, is it common for the Judge to state in the Order that one particular person had been divorced twice?

You should discuss this with your attorney. There is not enough information to provide an educated guess why the Judge believed your past divorces...

What happens when the one party does not respond, or return discovery questions to the other party?

The civil rules state that interrogatories will be answered within 30 days. However, in practice additional time is often given to an opposing...

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