If you move out before any eviction notice, no issue. Now, they may still come after you for back rent and other damage to the property for your...

Can my old landlords disclose that kind of information to my new landlord and was he allowed to ask for a list of our medication

There is no expectation of privacy between you and the prior landlord. Put another way, the tenant - landlord relationship is not a confidential...

Can I sue the university to have the money spent on courses I took refunded. I was also unable to work that entire year.

The school has discretion to accept or reject prior credits. Even though you are attending the same school, given how much time has passed, your...

Would that student have to stand?

As William points out, the answer depends on whether the school in question is a public or private school. For a private school, the answer is...

Can I resume or reopen a Ch. 13 bankruptcy after voluntarily discharging a bankruptcy?

Not at this point. Chapter 13 cases cannot be stopped and started in the manner you're suggesting. Re-0pening of cases is reserved for...

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Is it illegal for a professor to grab the phone of a student who was texting during a lecture and smash it on the ground?

Grab the phone, yes. Hold onto it until the end of class, yes. Smash it on the ground? If the phone survived unscathed, then no harm. If the...

1. Is there a written retainer agreement. If there is, your answer is there. 2. I find it hard to believe the attorney would have said "nothing"...

College issue, please help!!!

The requirements will always trump what someone tells you. To confer a degree and give a course credit, the school must comply with the various...

Should I call Midland or Credit one and ask for a reduction of fees, and negotiate a lesser amount? The credit amount is $300.

You can try, but over such a small amount, settlement is unlikely. If you can come up with $300, you can come up with another $300. You should be...

I am wanting to know if the above is Legal in Missouri.

I agree with Timothy's thorough answer. Based on what you described, the school seemed to act reasonably and within the bounds of the law.