The worst case scenario is that you and your company get sued under some cause of action that allows for punitive damages and you lose and owe a...

Can I sue a University for breach of contract?

Your question was whether you can sue. Yes, you can sue. Will you win? Who knows? You could sue in small claims court for up to $5000 if you...

If the court has been reported of an agreement but it is in dispute can you change it and get voluntary dismissal without prejud

Your post is difficult to follow. Generally you can have your attorney withdraw and a new attorney enter an appearance. Things get complicate if...

What can a person legally do to stop an illegal eviction for home rental

Here's the statute in withholding rents. Tenants rarely qualify and rarely follow it. Plus, the monetary amount is small. Tenant may deduct...

Brother & I are Joint tenants beneficiary deed 50/50 survivorship. He and his wife want me out. I pay the bills for the house

What's your legal question? Please clarify.

Do I have to pay them?

You could try to negotiate a discount.

What kind of lawyer will handle this case. Breach of contract, damages, mental anguish and harassment.

An experienced civil litigation attorney might be of help. Sit down with one in person. It's not clear whether the prior judgment has been paid...

Is a landlord entitled to keep my security deposit even though I did not sign a lease and did not move in?

I agree with Ms, Smith; however, you are free to file suit in small claims court and you just might win. Better yet, try to reach a compromise...

Can I force sale on this person's home with a Sheriff to get my money? Does the mortgage company have to foreclose first?

The other attorneys have good answers but you did not state whether the defendant's house is owned jointly with his spouse. If so you cannot touch...

What are my legal options for a contractor who took our $400 deposit and refused to give a refund after not doing the work?

To maximize the potential judgment, you could sue under the Merchandising Practices Act and seek punitive damages and attorney fees. My guess is...