Please don't pay your landlord without first talking to a lawyer in person. Chances are you're not responsible, but the terms of your lease will...

How can I defend myself against a frivolous small-claims lawsuit?

You have two options and this Avvo Q&A forum is not one of them. (1) Go to the law library at the courthouse and start learning the ins and...

Can a company demand life insurance proceeds be returned due to an error on their part?

Demand proof of the miscalculation and go see an attorney immediately. Something is not right here, I hope this is just a simple misunderstanding...

Can my car get repossess even when I got the title on my possession?

I'm sorry this has happened. Go talk to an attorney immediately. There's no magic bullet/answer for this. You need a lawyer to step in and help...

I am from Illinois and I have been charged for 4 years of back child support while being unemployed? Is there anything I can do?

No, proving that you were unemployed will not reduce your child support arrearage. The burden was on you four years ago to immediately notify the...

Harassment from my next door condo neighbor

It doesn't sound like he's doing anything criminal yet. But you do need to be very careful. Call the police and ask for guidance. At the very...

Why do some people get ATLEAST one and a half times the amount of disability that I recievd

I'm sorry to hear you're in a tough spot. I wish I could help, but I'm having trouble understanding your question. Also, it's a bit too complex...

Am I legal

I'd love to help, but I need more information. Was your name change granted by a court 36 years ago? Are you a US citizen? Provide some more...

How do I get my money back?

I'd like to help, but I'm having a hard time understanding your question. Chances are you cannot get your money back. You bought a car on credit...

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Deductions off Net Income for Child Support calculations...

I don't think you got the shaft based on the limited details you've provided. The section of the statute you're referring to is usually used for...