Your "question" is actually several questions and MUCH too complicated to be answered here. I HIGHLY recommend that you discuss it with your...

Is there an industry standard for fixing water damage? Like removing sheet rock that got wet? Inspecting for mold?

Your question raises several issues that are likely affected by local ordinances. Check with your city and county housing and building and safety...

Wrongful Termination settled with signed conditional Releases. If Release Breached how do you collect?

From what you've written, it sounds like the other party's attorney drafted the settlement agreement which you and the other party signed. If so,...

Fight for custody of a nephew or niece? I have no way to prove verbal abuse.

The case is fact specific and you and/or your mother need to discuss it with an attorney. There are many possible courses to consider including...

What is the standard amount of days that a deposition by subpoena can take place?

A deponent must be given at least 10 days notice for a subpoena to be effective unless the deposing party gets an order from the court to shorten...

What happens if someone is trying to serve a subpoena on me, but it takes them longer to serve me than expected? Does it delay?

It depends on when the subpoena requires you to appear. Generally, the subpoenaing party must give the deponent 10 days notice, 20 days if the...

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I had a UD Complaint left on my front porch of a house I'd lived in for over 8 years. It was against the Co-Trustee & John Does.

From the facts you provide, it sounds like this case is way down the road. There may be nothing left for you to do to try to stay in your house. ...

In what dept. are wrongful termination filed?

The specific answer to your question is, you don't file a wrongful termination lawsuit in a department. You file it in the clerk's office of the...

Do I have a chance for guardianship of 5 yr old grandchild? He lives with us for most of his life. mother absent past 6 mo

The simple answer to your question is yes, you have a chance. How big of a chance will depend on MANY facts that you haven't and shouldn't include...

You should speak to an attorney immediately. Waiving attorney-client privilege by stating additional facts here would be inadvisable. You want to...