You really need to talk to a local attorney who specializes in landlord tenant law. You can't use self help to evict tenants and there may be a...

Circuit courts are the regional courts of general jurisdiction. In some cases, there are superior courts which serve essentially the same function....

Can I get my money back and sue?

You'll need to contact a local attorney. In general, the police require your approval, exigent circumstances, or a warrant to enter your property....

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Is it worth accepting a deal for probation if I didn’t do the charges and no info confirms I did as well?

I've moved this question to criminal defense, where you should get more helpful responses. You really need to talk to the public defender or...

If I accept a insurance settlement from a moving company, will I be ineligible to participate in a class action suit?

BGHS has independent authority to seek restitution on behalf of harmed consumers, but this can be limited by any settlement you enter into with the...

Since we bought the membership in Colorado, would Co law (consumer protection) apply or simply contract wording/common law?

The Colorado Attorney General would likely take the position that Colorado's consumer protection laws apply regardless of the wording of the...

How can my daughter break her lease due to her not feeling safe?

Your first action should be to initiate the restraining order process against the offenders. You didn't specify whether this is college...

You need an attorney to go into family court and get a custody order that would allow you to travel with the child. If you travel outside the...

Do I have to move out from a eviction if one co owner of the house wants me to leave but another doesn't?

You really need to see an attorney or go to legal aid. The house should have gone through probate with one person as the executor. This person...

Can I take legal action against a former landlord who opened my mail (and admitted to it with photo evidence)?

It is generally illegal to intentionally open other people's mail with some exceptions. However, as Attorney Kane points out above, you have an...