Suing llc?
You can sue the company (LLC) or the individual who signed the email promising to repay the money, or both. This may be a perfect matter for small...
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You can sue the company (LLC) or the individual who signed the email promising to repay the money, or both. This may be a perfect matter for small...
It's unclear if you mean a 72 hour hold (sometimes called a 5150 hold) or a conservatorship. I would call a conservatorship attorney who will...
It is not required to have an attorney. There are pluses and minuses to having an attorney present, and then there is the expense. (An expense that...
It's not a code section; it's a variety of tort and was created by case law, not statute. In my view the most efficient way to learn what is...
Yes, but I suggest finding a new place to live before you do so as well as a new place to receive your mail.
Yes (although in a criminal action your damages might be (not "must be") part of required "restitution".)
Yes, (if genuine and not counterfeit) they are illegal and no, the government is pretty busy these days and is not pursuing criminal prosecution...
Your simple solution is to find a new probate lawyer, have him/her contact your current lawyer to have the file transferred.
You need to thank "your lucky stars" that this is the only/biggest legal problem in your life. You can notify the police or your state's attorney...
Being a current employee is not the same as your existing employer blocking you. The new employer probably wants someone who does not have to give...