I received a summons to appear in court for a charge of forgery? Will that show up on an employee background check?

A Missouri arrest or arrest warrant generally will appear on a criminal background check until such time as the underlying charge is finally resolved.

My contractor is filing bankruptcy and has only completed 25% of a $50,000 project paid in full. What can I do?

Without knowing how the money paid was used, it is difficult to provide options. A homeowner may be able to object to a bankruptcy discharge on...

As long as a commercially reasonable basis exists, LLC's are legally free to exchange goods for services or services for pay to another LLC's. ...

If property damage was caused by a negligent act by a manufacturer, installer, construction company, etc., the person(s) responsible may be sued...

Is there anyway I can get my money for back for a bad ACH over 7 months old?

Legally, it may be too late to recover the funds from the bank. However, a small claims action could be filed against an entity that receives...

Can an employer "make" an employee "find a replacement when [the employee is] sick"? No. BUT can an employer fire/terminate an "at-will" employee...

I have posted bail for my brother 10% of 10,000, he failed to appear... how do I surrender the accused to a peace office?

This is not a banking question. I changed the practice area to Criminal Defense, so hopefully someone with more experience in bail bonds can assist.

I got caught with weed and a pipe. Should I tell my employer or let them find out when they run my background check?

A background check of a successfully completed diversion will reveal nothing. A background check while a diversion is ongoing will reveal an...

What action sould i take in a property line encroachment ?

Without getting an actual survey it normally is unwise to take action on a county GIS, unless a person wishes to be exposed to a lawsuit for making...

I own a commercial building for over thirty years,The property behind me sold and resurveyed,according to the records we are on?

Surveyors do not always agree. Kansas also allows a property to be acquired by adverse possession. Contact an experienced real estate attorney...