Can I sue?

Your landlord has a duty to ensure that your appliances are functioning properly - it's a principle known as the "implied warranty of habitability."

What are the laws when parents share 50/50 custody and 1 parent wants a non custodian to take the children to a different state?

Generally, there is nothing wrong with non-parents tending to, watching, or traveling with the children during the other parent's custodial time....

My account only has social security deposits. Judgment took out 1000.00 . How is this legal

Social security is exempted, but you must should always file a claim for exemption with the court and serve it on the bank, the other party, and...

Do I have a case for libel/slander and, if so, what are my options?

You clearly have grounds to file a motion for an order show cause why she should not be held in contempt of the court's order prohibiting...

If one is served litigation regarding child custody when is the First day that is counted for one to respond ? ?

Counting begins on the first judicial day AFTER you are served. Judicial days are USUALLY the same as business days, so you generally don't count...

How long does a Motion to Put on Calendar temporarily stop a lockout?

You should have filed an affidavit with the court prior to noon on the fifth day in response to the landlord's initial notice. The motion you filed...

Nevada law prohibits the direct admission into evidence of the video recording, and if she recorded anyone else while she was not in the room,...

How can I remove a family member from my home that hasn't paid rent or contributed in 4 years?

It appears that she is your guest and not a bona-fide tenant. She has no legal right to be in your home, and you do not need to initiate formal...

What is my legal recourse for the below situation?

Yes, you do. It looks like a classical case of fraudulent misrepresentation and breach of contract.

The short answer to your question is yes, the court has the authority to waive child-support arrearages if it finds that the other party has waived...