My deceased grandmother's lawyer asked for my address...why?

You are a potential heir to her estate. Maybe she had insurance. Attorney has legal duty to list you as heir and give you notice of...

I need my file from my at attorney because he withdrew from my case

File a complaint against him with the Texas Bar. Your file belongs to you, not the attorney. See weblink The response given is not intended to...

Any statements she makes to court are absolutely privileged from slander. You might ask the court to look into perjury charges against her. The...

Can i still file 4 chapter 7 or 13 b4 my court summons i just recived to stop garmishment of pay

Yes, you can still file bankruptcy. When you do you have to notify court and creditors who filed lawsuits (as well as creditors who did not file)....

Our company is reducing the salaries of all employees in lieu of profit sharing and bonuses.

Kentucky is an at will employment state. This means employer can fire you, change your duties, work schedule, pay, job title, etc. They just...

Is it ethical for my attorney to take a commissioner's position 2 weeks before my court date and stop practicing law

Yes she can leave law practice to become a commissioner, to retire, or to do anything she wants. Most courts will give you a continuance for your...

Can I sue my for employer for lying to unemployment

Employer's action may be privileged from suit. Also may be a simple error. Respond to unemployment by telling them you are not working for...

Can I be added to my mothers deed now?

It is legal. She can do it by filing a grant deed with her as grantor and you and she as grantees with joint tenants with rights of survivorship. ...

My boyfriend's ex-wife petitioned for dissolution of marriage in 2006 w/spousal and child support.

He should check the court file and see if the divorce as to status was granted. If not, he can request divorce as to status only by filing for it....

You may have a worker's comp claim with your employer and you also have a separate lawsuit against the homeowner to the extent they negligently...