Before escalating the situation you should make an honest effort to work things out. Is there a person both sided would trust to be fair and...

How can I dispute or solve a contract discrepancy?

Before hiring an attorney I would make a copy of the pdf copy of the contract and send it to company or take it to them and have a serious...

Is it legal for an attorney to question a child outside of the courtroom in their office without parental consent?

You should discuss your concerns with your attorney. A point that you seem to be overlooking is that your child was taken to the attorney's office...

Is it legal for an employer to create a written test and threaten to remove shifts from employees based on their test results?

Unless you have an employment contract that prohibits the employer from using this method it is legal for the employer to do anything , except...

Is there a limitation on how long they can hold my unemployment?

How long have you been waiting to receive benefits? I do not believe there is a deadline for Job Service to process unemployment claims. It is a...

A collection co. claims I have an unpaid 1991 $40.00 speeding ticket - now $278.00 from Ok. & a bench warrant issued.

It is difficult to tell if this is for real, but it sounds like a scam to me. In North Dakota I have never heard of a court turning over unpaid...

I'm 19 & was given a minor in possession but was not arrested in North Dakota

You must consult a criminal attorney right away. A conviction for Minor in Possession is a criminal conviction that may impact your being accepted...

Our caretaker is using illegal drugs. We reported to police and owner. The owner asked us to vacate. What should we do?

Yes you need an attorney.

Can people sit in the courtroom while a jury is deliberating?

A trial is open to the public and anyone can attend the trial. This promotes justice and fairness because our court system operates in the open. ...

Your facts are a little vague. To answer your question: If you shoot out a street light? You may be subject to a criminal charge. You may be...