Do nurses have an ethics code for being added to a patient's life insurance

You should contact the nursing board in your local state and ask them specifically about this issue. In many states, a person must have an...

Where do I sue a National Company that has offices locally but I talked to the person on the phone and he is in Boston?

A consumer can typically sue a company in the consumer's state as long as they do business in that state and meet other due process requirements. ...

You should read your bylaws and condo declarations carefully. However, typically bylaws permit a homeowners association to indemnify a Board...

I am a subcontractor. I was to be paid in cash. I was not paid in full. No contract. What can I do

In many states, only some contracts are required to be in writing. You should check with an attorney in your state. That being said, a written...

We have a time share, now we want to cancel that. how long does it take and can we get any money back?

I assume there was a written contract that governed this transaction. You need to have an attorney look at your contract for you and tell you...

In most states, a contractor who performs work on your house would be entitled to collect the reasonable or fair market value of the work...

In the Settlement Agreement, how do I word the fact that my wife wants to keep my last name after the divorce?

In general, a person's name would not be changed or affected by a divorce unless the person specifically requests that the court change his or her...

How can I break a new build real estate contract?

In general, you should start by reviewing the terms of your contract with the builder. Does the contract have a termination clause? Does it state...

I have been accused of taking thousands of dollars from a previous employer. What should I do?

First, you should probably consult with an attorney in your state regarding this issue. But in general, there are federal and state laws that...

In general, only certain a certain types of contracts must be in writing under the statute of frauds, if the agreement is otherwise an enforceable...