Is my mobile app that allows users to sell or trade homemade or homegrown food legal?

In order to answer your question there's a lot more information about how your application works that must be considered. In particular, P2P...

You might be able to back out, depending on the terms of the auction. If you paid a deposit to bid, the deposit may be forfeited. If your husband...

Trademark applicaton

It's possible, but then you'd have a mark that someone else has the domain for, which could confuse your customers and impede your sales. It takes...

If you have been damaged by false statements made by this individual, you may have a claim for slander and tortious interference with business...

Can I collect a Unpaid $100. Referral Fee/ $500. Bonus from an "In Home Gold Party Company?"

If you can get a small claims hearing officer to agree with your story and the relevant documents back it up.

If a claim gets denied & a claim investigator says he will report it to National Insurance bureau for fraud - what doesthis mean

It may not mean anything. If the "evidence is in your favor" then you don't have to worry about fraud accusations. If you feel you should be paid...

Can my employer garnish my wages without a court order based on (740 IL CS 170/) Illinois Wage Assignment Act?

You need a judgment for an order to garnish wages in California, too, except for: unpaid income taxes, court ordered child support, child support...

My fiance and I are getting married just after the new year, want to know best way to structure articles since we are not yet?

There are positives and negatives to forming and LLC and S Corp or other entity. Best to talk to a business attorney with tax expertise to discuss...

Does a pro se litigant have to request leave of court before filing a motion to quash a subpoena duces tecum?

No, being in pro se doesn't change your status as a litigant. Your motion has to be timely filed and served and must contain the requisite...

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What is the meaning of "ex-parte"?

Ex parte literally means "on one side only." It could refer to a communication (say, to a judge) or to a proceeding (for example, to shorten time...