Yes, you can sue, unless an arbitration provision in the contract bars litigation. Don’t expect to receive anything beyond your actual damages,...

Why would you want to get garnished at your new employer. If you are willing and able to pay to satisfy the judgment then contact the plaintiff’s...

If the information is not objectively false and there’s no HOA rule against signs, there probably isn’t anything you can do other than try to...

Look for an attorney through one of the websites that the other attorney’s mentioned then call one who looks good and request to schedule a paid...

To assess your situation an attorney would need to review the lease and the governing “recertification” documents.

You can threatened what ever you want, subject to limitations, e.g., physical force. The better question is what will you do if you continue to be...

If he breaches the terms of the lease and you sue and win, yes.

Yes, assuming you can get the title insurance company to pay voluntarily or you hire an attorney, sue, and win. The policy controls.

It sounds like you were renting a furnished room and now want to unfurnish it before obtaining a judgment. Why not let the legal process play out...

I’m not expressing any opinion on the merits, but you sue by filing a petition in a court with jurisdiction. If your daughter is a minor you’ll...