Can my old boss tell me who I can and can't be friends with on social media?

Because you say "a patient" it leads me to believe that you worked for a medical facility. The confidentiality rules DO still apply after you...

What do I do if I'm 16 and I want to live with someone other than my parents?

Been there, done that, and it sucks. You can't make your parents allow you to live somewhere else, but you can focus on activities that get you...

How do I go about evicting my ex husband? We have been living together for some years now and we made a verbal agreement for him

Since you have an agreement for him to pay rent, he's a subtenant, and you can give a three day notice to vacate before filing an eviction action...

In an hourly fee agreement, does a 100% assignment of client's interest to a lawyer violate Texas DRPC 1.08(h)?

Since the lien can never be for more than the amount owed to the firm, I don't see an issue with this. Lawyers are allowed to have a lien for...

CCan late charges be charge if rent paid in full?

Typically, late fees apply to rent that is paid late, not to late fees that are late, but check your lease and consider whether this is enough to...

2 weeks or 30 day notice to vacate?

If he's paying twice a month, that sounds like a 15 day tenancy, so you would need to give 15 days notice to terminate.

How can I avoid court and hold my sister accountable for the car payments since she wrecked the car?

You can avoid court by paying the towing company, the lender and possibly the person your sister hit with your car. To hold your sister...

How to file a motion for contempt? Can I do it on my own or do I need an attorney to fill out and file with court?

Talk to your divorce lawyer, or the Attorney General . This is not something you will be able to do on your own.

IIf u inherited my parents property n there ate backbtaxes owed n i recieved paperwork stating intent to sell the property

Contact the taxing authorities and work out a payment plan that you can afford. They really want the money, not the property.

You may be able to sue your neighbor for creating a private nuisance (no matter what the cops say), but such suits are typically not worth the tine...