I was voted out of my company is there any legal recourse I can take as far as all the time I put into it to get it started

What are your rights under your investment agreements? Shareholder agreement? Partnership agreement? Were you issued interests? Didn't your...

I purchased a Playstation from a local pawnshop that is filled with pornography. How can I proceed with this?

My colleague is correct. A legal case for what? Because they failed to erase the porn? What are the damages? Your being offended and having to...

My home in another state has been up for short sale for 2 1/2 years. What is taking so long when someone else is interested?

A short sale requires the approval of the lender and they can take whatever time and take whatever decisions on this as they desire unless you have...

My question is if I am to lose this claim, do I grounds to sue amazon and/or the buyer?

Your rights depend almost entirely on your terms with Amazon. Review those and see.

I hired on to my company as a full time salary employee. After 2 yrs, we were forced to 32 hr wk.

Unless Florida is very different from all other states, your understanding is incorrect. Your salary can be reduced based on changes to hours...

As I noted in an answer just a minute ago, yes she "can" sue you. Maybe SC has a breach of trust claim, but I have no idea what that entails. You...

Can someone claim "loss of business earnings" from me?

The answer to every "can" question is law is the same. Yes, they can. The question that you want answered is if they can prevail on their claim. To...

How do I legally serve an attorney?

You serve an attorney with a lawsuit like you serve anyone else with a lawsuit. Namely, personal service. Hire a process server. Also, if they...

Do I have any legal rights to the property?

You will have to speak with a ND attorney to advise you on this complicated issue.

I fell behind in my mortgage payments because my lender say I had escrow issues so my mortgage went from 400 to 800 per mo

That depends on the terms of your agreement. I would likely guess that the answer is no, but there is no way to answer authoritatively without...