Do I need an attorney to get a roommate to move out

You do not need an attorney but you will need to file an eviction, also known as forcible entry and detainer action. This website might help: ...

Termination

You should file for unemployment benefits and get another job. You are likely at will employee, meaning you can be fired at any time for no reason...

Do I have a case?

No, you do not have a case. The employer cannot make deductions without your consent or agreement. But it sounds like you rightly denied consent....

My wife fell attempting to climb the steps in front of our apartment. She broke her ulna/radius and tibia.

Sorry to read about her accident. Your post does not contain a question, but you should consult with a few experienced personal injury attorneys...

Purchased a new Chevy pickup. the payoff on my trade in was miscalculated by about 600 dollars in my favor, do i owe that money?

Yes, you owe the money. If the miscalculation was in the dealer's favor, you would expect them to pay up wouldn't you?

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By definition, is it a noncompete covenant that restricts competitive activity only during employment and not post-employment?

While it possible, I would doubt that a non-compete would be limited to only the employment period. Employees already have certain fiduciary...

Do Defendants have any rights? I have been sued and have tried to look up on the Internet what the rights are of the defendant.

I am assuming that you asserted no claims for affirmative relief -- counterclaims -- and that the plaintiff's non suit ended the case. Even in...

Do I need an attorney for a small claims suit with no written contract?

Since you say nothing was written down, I assume your husband and his co-worker had a verbal agreement. Assuming that to be the case, you probably...

Could your lawyer sue you? Yes. Would they? I doubt it. There is a qualified privilege to make a report to the State Bar about your attorney. ...

Can I replace my carpet in my apartment on my own?

Probably not. Your lease is probably silent on the topic but review it anyway. Your landlord is likely going to reserve the right to approve the...