Is it legal to change a signed rental agreement verbally from your landlord/wife?

A written agreement can only be changed by a subsequent written agreement. Your written agreement changing the due date to the 21st is probably...

Owner in breach of contract. Can we get our money back?

That may be a breach. A review of the lease would be required to give any definitive answer. Fighting ove $250 hardly seems worth the effort for...

If we are planning to do an assignment of a property to another investor do we have to disclose that in the purchase contract?

If you are buying a property and then plan to transfer the property to another person after the purchase, you would not generally have to disclose...

Probably. The contract/terms & conditions you agreed to when shipping with FedEx probably has some limitations as to what kind of damages they are...

Can I ask the court to move several motions to be heard on one day?

Some courts require a stipulation or a motion to continue/change hearing dates. First check with the clerk to find out if they will set all the...

I have a deposition that I will be attending, I am the Plaintiff in the action. Am I entitled to travel expenses We live 145 m

This is a question you should be asking your own attorney. Generally, a party is not entitled to witness fees or mileage. While there are...

How do I defend myself in a civil matter against outright lies that a judge believes without evidence?

If you appeared at a hearing and the court entered a protective order, obviously the judge did not believe you as much as he believed the other...

Small claims question

Generally speaking, you could sue the nurse and the doctor's office. Whether you have any valid claim against either, however, would require more...

They can show up depending on the depth of the search. But, most courts keep restraining order records filed separately from civil actions. So it...

A notice of related cases does not generally require a response from the other side. Related cases can proceed separately in different courts...