Does someone texting you and telling you to "move out" count as "in writing" as far as renting contracts are concerned??

I am unaware of any requirement that a written notice of termination of a lease must be a signed piece of paper. I think it would depend whether...

I am looking to file a qui tam and seeking representation.

Depends on the language of the release and the substance of the qui tam.

I have a question - my employer shared one the most confidential information with my spouse which is against policy

You could consider a claim for public disclosure of private information but would face an uphill battle.

Buying a house from someone and they might try to raise my payment

Hire an attorney to review the contract. Without seeing the document it is hard to advise you.

I am getting phone calls from the bank we had as an LLC (which is now closed) regarding a line of credit we had that had an

Probably yes. This may be a winding down activity or the debt might have been assigned.

Can a grandmother take a grandchild that the mother wants to give up for adoption?

That's called self-help and opens you up to a lawsuit. Negotiate an exit date with the tenants or file suit.

What are my options if a judge doesn't allow crucial evidence from the EEOC investigation, which proves my case, into the trial?

If you have an attorney, the attorney should be able to answer the question. If you filed in state court and are unhappy with your judge, you...

How do I remove myself from a monthly lease?

A Missouri attorney needs to review your lease. Generally a month to month lease can be terminated with one month's notice. Sounds like you have an...

In Missouri the statute of limitations for a promise to pay under a written contract is 10 years. A payment made would restart the clock. If you...

I paid 40% dn pmt to a contractor due to hail damage. He installed a roof, windows and gutters without completing the job.

In a situation like yours, if you are getting blown off (pun intended) and have to sued, I'd consider a claim not only for breach of contract, but...