In need of money to pay bills

You should definitely consult with and hire an experienced workers compensation attorney. There are various things that can be done to bring in an...

Eviction credit domestic violence

At the very least get a copy of all 3 credit reports from www.annualcreditreport.com. Post an explanation of the reason for the eviction--that you...

Will this help me with a ticket

You can be sentenced to time in custody for the 14601.1. It would be a good thing to pay your child support and get your license before you go to...

Can I be sued if my dog was leashed on a walk, but still bit someone because the dog was startled?

As the other answer indicates, you can be responsible for the actions of your dog. I agree that you should cooperate with the parents. Hopefully,...

Your old attorney is not entitled to hold onto the monies paid under your medpay coverage. If the old attorney paid medical bills with the funds,...

First of all, since the police did not come to arrest you, it is highly unlikely that criminal charges will be filed against you. If charges are...

Without her husband knowing, a wife filed for a petition for a Temporary Domestic Violence Restraining Order (DV-TRO) and for

It is very common for commissioners to hear DVRO cases. When filed ex-parte, the only one needing to consent is the petitioner, since the order is...

Will it be difficult to obtain employment as an EMT if I have a misdemeanor on my record?

First of all, you should file for an expungement of the conviction. When a conviction is expunged pursuant to Penal Code Section 1203.4, the...

Is it legal for the buyer to just cancel the purchase agreement? What happen to the deposit given to escrow?

You should contact a real estate attorney for a consultation. Bring all of the paperwork with you, so that it can be reviewed, and all of your...

Can I still drive? I just got convicted of a VC 23152(b) in court. My DMV hearing is not until December. Can I get a license?

If you contacted the DMV to set up a hearing within 10 days of your arrest, the piece of paper the police officer gave you serves as a temporary...