Generally no, in almost all cases your insurance would have only paid money in exchange for a signed release. If they actually sue you again,...

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This is a complicated situation since your mother still owns the house. I'm not sure what her mental state is, but theoretically she could still...

I do not think there is any grounds for a lawsuit here.

The type of lawyer you would talk to (in addition to your criminal defense attorney) is a civil rights lawyer.

The statute of limitations on personal injury is typically two years. The injury is certainly a claim, but recovery may be difficult. Insurance...

The landlord will eventually have the right to evict you through the in-court eviction process. It typically takes a couple of months from start to...

If you break your lease the landlord has a duty to take reasonable action to find new tenants. You will be responsible for any rent they lost, plus...

This actually happened to me when I used to own a condo. Eventually, the waste water backed up into my sink when my tenants were on vacation,...

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In general, the least predictable and most expensive factor in a probate case is fighting. The only way to get a real estimate is to do a full...

This is a complicated question and the unsatisfying answer is that it depends on the situation. The biggest concern is probably insurance. You...