I live 85 miles away from the county in which I am suing an individual (small claims). Can I appear by telephone?

Regarding the telephonic appearance, you will have to check with the court. Each court may have different rules. However, I suspect that you will...

I received a notice to consumer or employee and objection for my condo's escrow file and need advice.

Since your escrow file is among the files being requested from the company you used the party requesting the files has to notify you. You do not...

Mr. Parikh has made a great point. For now you should focus on saving all the records and correspondence regarding this issue so that you can try...

Can i sue an alteration place and get my money for my dress back?

Yes. Small claims court will provide you with a forum to seek a refund. Be sure to have evidence of the cost of the dress and details regarding...

I believe this in an international company which is located in Mexico. You will probably need to serve them there unless there is a headquarters...

Can a employer ask for their payment back?

If you were overpaid then you can be required to return the money. Did you know that you were being overpaid? Sounds like you told them that you...

I have been on FMLA leave for 2 weeks now and my employer is telling me that I have to return to work on light duty. True??

Acceptance of light duty work is voluntary. If an employee on FMLA leave voluntarily accepts a light duty assignment, the 29 CFR 825.220(d) to...

Should I send a demand for a bill of part. or wait and if set for trial, file a mtn in limine to exclude evid not prod in disc?

The court may grant a motion to exclude evidence that the other party did not produce but it is not required to do so, especially if you do not ask...

RE:Ex-Parte Application for Stay of Execution. After learning by mail that I lost my UD case, & indicated " Writ Of Possession

Mr. Daymude has given you good advice. Because it is unlikely that the court will stay enforcement of the writ of possession I agree with his...

Generally the plaintiff has 60 days to serve all defendants. However, sometimes it takes longer if the plaintiff is unable to locate a defendant. ...