Your best bet might be to look into the state labor board.

Yes you have a case. An experienced attorney may be able to successfully sue the store.

The paperwork on the 2nd rental will dictate the rights. They probably did not have the right to charge the credit card not associated with that...

You can sue her for the money or to require to force a refinance. But this might be better to do with a divorce case. Consult with experienced...

Insufficiency of a complaint, alone, does not prevent court jurisdiction. But you may have a valid motion to dismiss or other motion.

You can obtain it from the court. You can then ask for more time to deal with the document or seek to have it struck.

Yes, under these circumstances you have a lawsuit.

It depends on the reason the initial motion was denied.

It is permanent. In some instances, the case can be sealed.

You have a potential case. Consult with experienced malpractice attorneys in the state where this occurred. Due to the nature of medical...