In a civil negligence suit, should I argue my laborers were employees or independent contractors?

Get an attorney. The case can be defended (with chances of success not being guaranteed), but only if you treat the matter seriously and get...

Does the receipt or exchange of money for services provided, (roof repair) constitute a contract, without it in writing?

I've done a few cases like this before. Not only is this most likely an enforceable contract, there are also a host of equitable (legal fairness)...

Can I sue someone for making a public ruckus and harassing our family?

Yes, you can sue for a variety of torts, and can ask for both a restraining order/injunction and monetary damages. Lawsuits can be expensive,...

Can I get this public intoxication ticket dismissed in court?

Yes, I think that such a case can be dismissed if you have a good defense attorney who knows how to negotiate with prosecuting attorneys.

Can my car be repossessed if i default on my downpayment?

Yes, it can; this is what repo men are for. Good luck!

Class c Misdemeanor theft charge...Can it be expunged?

I absolutely agree with my colleagues and suggest you schedule a consultation with an attorney capable of handling expungements. Good...

Hello, Can i fly internationally with a misdemeanor warrant for my arrest?

You need to hire an attorney immediately and get the arrest warrant squared away. For reference, such a case could cost you anywhere from a few...

How do I have a misdemeanor removed from my records in the state of TX?

Schedule a consultation with an attorney who specializes in expungements. There are many such attorneys on this site (including myself). Good...

I'm not an attorney, if a pro-se litigant tells me something about his case is it protected under attorney-client privilege?

No, it is not. Other types of privilege may be applicable to this case, but there aren't many out there -- the key question would be the nature of...

My colleagues correctly pointed out that holographic wills are valid in Texas (although they don't have the benefits of a "self-proving affidavit,"...