You should hire a lawyer and then have them substitute out your current lawyer. If you do it otherwise, you will be in pro per, as you will have...

You can seek to have the records sealed, perhaps the entire case sealed, but certainly the private medical records. As others have pointed out,...

To be declared a vexatious litigant, your opponent does not necessarily have to "prove" your filings were anything. There are different ways under...

Communicate with your SPOC and the mortgage company / servicer in writing about the issue, and document the problems you are experiencing. It may...

If what she is saying is provably false, you could sue her, and perhaps get a take down order after you win your case, or if you win your case. ...

You should report it to insurance company. Yes, you can be sued. It happened at your business by your worker according to what you described.

First of all, you need to have counsel. The opponent seems to have an attorney and seems to be taking the case seriously. Just because you are...

Your to-do list is short, first, go to a doctor, and second, hire a lawyer. Then follow their advice. You have a file a government tort claim...

I am sympathetic to your lawyer's position. Your lawyer got your case to a point where it was settled - by you - for a specific set of terms. You...

Please consult with an attorney who handles such neighbor vs. neighbor disputes. Generally, though if it extends on to your property, and creates...