If I have a car registered and insured in my name and someone else has been using it how do I get it back?

If the title is in your name, it's your car regardless of who has possession. That you are letting someone without a valid driver's license drive...

My roommate is evicting me so that her boyfriend can move in. Can she sue me for making a mess before I go? Can she win?

Take the high road and leave when you can.

Is it legal to cut employees pay

It is probably legal to cut your pay. Absent a collective bargaining agreement or an employment contract, you are an employee at will. That means...

Is my lawyer dragging her feet?

Your lawyer is most familiar with the facts of your case and is in the best position to explain her post-judgment strategy to you. That the...

You are only bound to the agreement you signed -- the one that neither of you have a copy of. You are free to negotiate another deal. But you are...

Can I claim breach of fiduciary duty in a grievance against my attorney?

I am not sure why you are even trying to figure out what kind of claim is appropriate unless you are suing him for fee forfeiture or damages. ...

I agree with Mr. von Dohlen, you can sue the driver and the company. But it might just be easier to turn it over to your insurance company for...

Subrogation Claim: I've valid insurance for my car and the car I was driving doesn't have Insurance accident at my fault.

In Texas, insurance follows the car, meaning that insurance on the car you were driving would have been primary had the vehicle been insured. But,...

An ex and I signed two separate lease agreements for one apt. He will stay at the apt and pay rent for the full term. Do I owe?

You will still be liable on the lease until released from it. It is unlikely that the landlord will take any action against you as long as your ex...

I was involved in an accident company truck, not my fault,no citation, accident is on my mvr what should i do ?

When an accident shows on an MVR, it is usually DOT at fault or at fault. And for most companies (you should be familiar with yours) a law...