Of course you may sue. Hopefully, your contract includes an attorney's fee provision, so that if you win you will be entitled to an award of...

Don’t take legal advice from a non-attorney. I’m presently representing a tenant against a landlord that inaccurately advertised the square...

Hire an attorney to review the contract and write a letter to try to dissuade the contractor. A prerequisite under the mechanics lien statute is a...

Most likely your contract contains an arbitration provision. Some arbitration provisions allow small claims cases, however. And atttoeny...

Unless the lease contains a provision to the contract, of course a landlord my raise the rent for a renewed lease.

I am not sure what you mean by "trying to sue." She's either filed a lawsuit or not. If so, hire an attorney. If you have a business that is...

A judgment is a prerequisite for a garnishment in a debt matter. It doesn't matter the amount of the original loan. What matters is the amount of...

Have an attorney review the court docket and pleadings to see what proof of service supported the judgment. If you truly weren’t served, an...

You can contact the lender and try to negotiate. You didn’t give any context so it’s hard to say more.

If you have been served and don’t show up at court, yes. If a deal has been worked out make sure it is in writing. Or hire an attorney.