How do I go about suing a car lot

You need to call a local attorney that handles consumer law lawsuits and schedule a consultation asap. Also, keep in mind that it may not be...

How can I get my deposit back

You're going to need to have an attorney review your lease and see if there's something in the lease that permits the landlord to do this, and...

Well, basically you might have a grievance against this attorney, or a malpractice claim. However, the grievance does you no good, the state bar...

Paid a lawyer request flat fee for representation, even thru trial if necessary, and services were never rendered.

Yes, you are entitled to your money back. Basically if you paid a fee upfront, then this will be classified as a "retainer" which still belongs to...

Are there any ethical or legal guidelines in place to ensure that attorneys remain neutral with third party evaluators?

It's really not worth pursuing with the state bar association. You could complain about the evaluator, but the opposing attorney is obligated to...

Is there any kind of legal recourse or way to legally prevent someone from sharing personal information?

It sounds like it's time for a divorce. If you file for divorce, then in the divorce action, you can request a TRO and one of the items that the...

How to transfer a total loss vehicle title in my name

If you have all of those documents, including the title, and it's signed over by the seller, then that should be enough. Generally most attorneys...

Court order counseling for ex spouse and his wife

As to the child support, you may want to contact the AG's office to see if they'll get enforcement actions going. They'll do it for free, so that's...

Can I fight a medical bill that was sent to a collections service and is now being sued for?

First of all, if a debt collection agency is attempting to collect, then you need to request proof that they are the new holders of the debt. You...

Is this a health code violation to her workplace or a violation of her rights by her workplace?

This is really an employment law question. However, to answer your question, that's absolutely crazy. No, the manager is not permitted to say that...