The answer is yes and no. Although you can express your desire to the court to fire your attorney, the court does not have to remove the attorney...

Can the dealer press charges for me taking the car out of state?

No, it is not fraud. I don't know what this dealer is harping on about. I am guessing you bought the car at a 3rd tier dealership like a "buy here,...

Since you just admitted it here, they can probably prove it. Short answer yes they can, but it depends on the facts of the situation. If the...

How can I find a pro Bono lawyer for my husband as a post conviction.

I am sorry to hear of your situation. On a practical note, the time to present evidence of innocence is at trial, it is not as if these cases occur...

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Can you ask for deferment when in collections?

You mention these are private student loans, if so, you have no "right" to deferement. Deferment is voluntary on the part of the servicer. I...

Is his misrepresentation of loan application terms enough that I could get away from the loan/car or renegotiate?

The mileage is too insignificant an error to have any legal significance. Also, it is not like you didn't know or could have known (by looking at...

Can you locate an attorney's that except malpractice civil matters.

You are free to find and hire another attorney. If the attorney thinks you don't have a case and terminates services, that is not malpractice. So...

I took out a student loan in 1987 and only attend the community college for about 3 months. I never made a payment on it, so in

After 22 years, I doubt you have a basis to dispute the amount owed. When we review (audit) student loan debts, we rarely find a problem with the...

Can I sue my school? If so, what for and what terms?

You would have to review the school's policy, but what you describe is fairly standard policy across the country. Generally, any financial benefits...

Can IRS seize my rental income collected from real estate/properties leased to Marijuana businesses?

Honestly, that is an interesting question. But as Robert points out, solve the underlying tax issue so you don't have the risk. Do you really want...