Civil Lawsuit, response by Defendant who is sole proprietor. Can I file answer as Pro Per?

A sole proprietor may represent themselves in pro per. A corporation, llc or other business establishment would need to be represented by counsel.

Would this be a slander suit

This is not a basis for a libel suit. However, you can dispute the information in the DAC report.

Do i need a lawyer

The party faces identify theft, credit card fraud and various other potential criminal charges. It is suggested that the party contact a local...

I heard there is a website that can verify if an attorney has malpractice insurance. What is that website? Thank you.

An attorney is not required to maintain malpractice insurance. The issue of insurance should be addressed in the retainer agreement.

This question should be posed to your own attorney who is uniquely familiar with your case. If you are already involved in litigation, it is...

Need advice on estate that is poorly run by lawyer?

You can request information from your lawyer in writing. You may also discuss the matter with another lawyer in your area. You can run a "Find a...

Rental car company seeking payment for damages I didn't do. What are my options? Threatening collection only 2 days to respond

You should turn the matter over to your own automobile insurance carrier for defense. In addition, you may also be able to turn the matter over to...

Pro Per Defendant in Civil case , San Diego, CA. I am owner dba. Can my employee represent me in this court case or must I?

A non-lawyer employee of a company (dba or otherwise) may not represent the company in the Superior Court. If a non-lawyer attempts to represent...

Selling my house to a daughter and splitting the accrued equity between my 2 children. Should I deed, gift or inherit the money?

The details of your matter should be reviewed by a qualified tax attorney and/or estate lawyer. You can run a "Find a Lawyer" search here on Avvo...

What should I do? I rent in a foreclosed home but the owner is deceased. The deceased's spouse is nowhere to be found.

You are not the owner of the property so you can no simply assume the loan/mortgage payments on another person's property. The only thing that you...