If a person is in custody can another person file Notice of Appeal for him?

You can post a bond, but you cannot file legal papers on his behalf. The notice of appeal will have to be signed by your husband or his attorney. ...

My new job is out of state and work there for 20 days and then home for 2 weeks off. May I write off travel expenses to my job

This is best addressed with your tax adviser. It is not really an employment law question.

Wondering about relocation with child, if I am accepted to graduate school out of state

The Court can stop your husband from moving to California. The best way to handle the situation is for the parents to discuss the upcoming changes...

The credit card debts WERE unsecured. After they sued you and got a judgment, they recorded the judgment making the judgment a secured debt. In...

Who can recover for wrongful death?

The wrongful death statute basically gives different timelines for different parties. In the first year the spouse or children can file a claim. ...

A neighbor has 11acres that he wants to get rezoned as industrial so he can grow and sell marijuana. He is already growing.

The ranchers should consult with a local attorney. Rezoning requires notice to the neighbors and an opportunity to voice your opinion before the...

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Do I have to have a question list on a civil case when I am pro se?Can I get help summarizing my trial without being represented

It is unfortunate that things have gone this far before you consulted with an attorney. There is a likelihood that some of the claims, including...

Have a question about mistreatment of my dog by an emergency animal hospital.

Did the dog suffer any additional injury due to the delay in identifying the problem? If not, your only recourse is to take your business to a...

Can a contractor I hired sue me almost a year later because he never came back to collect his tools and now wants them?

The answer to "can (I, he, they) sue?" is always YES. You can sue anyone for anything at any time. However, it doesn't sound like much of a case....

Legal to keep entire deposit for early lease termination without any damages?

I do not believe that most courts would enforce a provision that provides for a forfeiture. "Forfeiture" is probably the worst term the landlord...