Anyone can sue anyone. Whether the case would have merit is a better question. It sounds like the ex roommate left voluntarily and without a...

I’d advise you to have an attorney review your contract and the closing documents. Before you decide to keep the money you ought to understand the...

Yes, you can sue. Whether you will have a strong case depends on various factors, especially the questions and answers on the seller’s disclosure...

Whether you should pay rent depends upon whether you’ll get sued if you don’t pay, whether you’ll hire an attorney if sued, and whether you care...

You are responsible if you don’t show up at court and a default judgment is entered against you. You are also responsible if you defend the case...

You can search on AVVO, mobar.org, or Justia.com for a lawyer to hire, but most lawyers charge $200+ per hour so you might want to consider filing...

Try Legal Services of Eastern Missouri. https://lsem.org/. I’m not aware of any other local organization that might represent you for free.

You cannot sue a website but you may sue the business with whom you contracted, assuming the contract doesn’t have a clause requiring arbitration...

Here’s a link so that you may perform a search of the Missouri courts’ dockets. https://www.courts.mo.gov/casenet/cases/searchCases.do

If the prior cases were dismissed with prejudice and the landlord is suing for the same thing then you can plead res judicata as an affirmative...