Can I sue and represent myself in court ? , can a lawyer helps me present a deal and if they declined it , take them to court?

You can always represent yourself. If the claim is less than $10,000, you can bring your small claim in justice court where the proceedings are...

I'm working as a housekeeper and one of my clients hit my bumper and I never did a police report or got her car insurance becaus

If you are still employed as a housekeeper and want to keep your job, you may not want to do anything for obvious reasons. If not (as to either),...

Property Damage under a TAA Lease

Your failure to comply with terms of your lease -- a breach of contract -- does not absolve the LL of liability. But the fact that the water...

Space heaters are not inherently unsafe and the danger they pose vary from heater type to heater type. Without knowing the specifics of the heater...

Do we owe this attorney any more money?

It depends on your agreement. What does the agreement say you were paying for? If it is unclear, getting an attorney review may be good...

It depends. If they are observing and reporting what is happening in public, there's nothing you can do about that. For example, if I see a car...

While being investigated, is it a employer duty to inform you when they request a consumer report from an outside source?

The separate authorization requirement is an illusory promise. What we you going to do? Deny the authorization. If so, you likely would have...

I am not getting my paycheck when I am suppose to, some times receive it a week later. What can I do?

If you do not get paid, you can pursue a wage claim under the Texas Pay Day Act with the Workforce Commission. But your problem is slow pay right...

Boss has not paid me for 2 weeks of work.

Before pursuing your small claims action in justice court, you should file a wage under the Texas PayDay Act with the Texas Workforce Commission. ...

Is this slander and/or defamation of character?

Yes, the false accusation of crime is what is known as slander per se. It is actionable without proof of damages. So, you may have a defamation...