While I understand, based on your follow up comment, that it doesn't make sense for you to hire an attorney, you are probably wasting your effort...

I have two payday loans one for325.00 i have to pay it off every month and one for five hundred I always have to pay .

I find your post difficult to follow. I'd be concerned with the payday consolidation company. Is it a debt settlement company? Did you pay this...

What are my rights as a tenant as far as being evicted?

It takes a court judgment to evict you. Rent and possession cases are on a fast track, but it generally would take at least a month from filing to...

If the call was made from a cell phone, you should be able to obtain the call details from your carrier's monthly statement. You can also dispute...

I have a default judgment against me. How much would it cost to have a Missouri attorney set aside the judgment?

You will have to contact attorneys directly as different ones charge different rates. Find someone with experience in setting aside defaults and...

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Please explain why you think you shouldn't pay for a bill caused by your actions.

False gossip against me ended up costing me a lot of money. Can a lawyer investigate the gossip and sue?

It will be tough to find an attorney unwise enough to take the case on a contingency basis and, as Mr Komen noted, it is expensive to pay on an...

I am supposed to move into an apartment and they keep changing my move in date. Is there I can get out of the lease?

Read your lease. Does it have a move-in date? If the landlord breaches the lease you could file a declaratory judgment case to try to terminate...

In April we moved out of our rental told our landlord to keep our deposit for that months rent which was the same ammount she

I think you previously made a similar post. If the judgment, plus interest, hasn't been paid in full you may have your wages garnished.

Can i file a law suite on a company for false hirement? iwasnt aware of anythis at first and lost out on 300$ just for thisjob

You can file suit but you'll likely lose. Missouri is an employment at will state. You can generally be fired at any time.