Hire an attorney to assist. If they are directed to you as a garnishee and you don’t timely respond, the garnishor may seek a default judgment...

Yes, you may sue. Hopefully, you are subject to a written employment contract and can point to specific provisions that your employer breached.

I’ve practiced landlord-tenant law for many years and I’m not aware of any statute that the landlord would be breaching by not wanting to renew the...

An attorney would need to read your written contract to determine whether you’ve breached the contract.

What “record” are you referring to? There is no one official database known as your “record.” Please be more specific.

You either hire an attorney or you file a petition pleading the essential elements of one or more causes of action and you read and follow the...

Here an attorney to file a motion to raise the security level to level 3. It will require a hearing. Look for someone who has done this before. ...

No moderately smart attorney would dismiss a lawsuit based on a promised payment that hasn't yet been made. Otherwise, if you don't pay, the...

Your question is too vague too answer. If you need a medical malpractice attorney, contact one in your area.

The language in your lease would control whether you are liable for reasonable attorney's fees in event of breach but no litigation.