Can anyone obtain a copy of my birth certificate for me who is not considered immediate family such as my aunt?

This question was sent to me directly, but I do not have any special knowledge about how to obtain a copy of your birth certificate. I believe you...

Can my trail for a misdemeanor be moved to another state?

No, a criminal case in one state’s courts cannot be moved to another state’s courts.

I agree with the first answer. If someone sites you or informs you they are about to sue you, the first step is to notify your insurance company so...

Lending money out to friends. Am I good?

I am not commenting on the usury/loan shark issue, and have not tried to do the math on what interest rate this works out to. But I will say you...

Can I be sued if some got killed on my property ?

It is hard to see a valid claim against you based on what you describe, but that doesn’t stop people from filing a lawsuit. I agree that you should...

A lawn moving company, hired by my HOA was mowing and ran over a large concrete/rock piece. It chipped and hit my car.

I agree your first step should be to make claim on your auto or homeowners’ policy for the dame. The insurer will go after whoever is responsible...

Even possession under one gram is a felony, so i don’t think your case will simply go away. You should hire a criminal defense attorney to see how...

I have a felony on my record that entailed stealing money (I paid it back) from a credit union I worked for 27 years ago in MD.

If this is a Maryland conviction, then you need to hear from attorneys licensed in Maryland to see whether anything can be done. In Texas, whether...

Can my mother be sued if she pays the insurance but I wreck my car?

Make sure your insurer is notified as required under the terms of the policy. And do not go around accepting liability because that may be used by...

What happens to me and my personal property if my boyfriend dies and I am living in his house ?

Having your property in his house does not turn it into his property. But this does not mean that his family may not later claim that your property...