Repossession in New Jersey. I am a car dealer. I sell cars and sometimes finance balances... Can I agree with a client to re

If you have a security interest in the vehicle, then yes. Usually this is accomplished by being the lienholder on the title. Although you'll have...

My x girlfriend got a TRO and a FRO against me. She is a restraining order abuser. She used to instigate fights, spit in my face

Obviously, you're experienced with this since you have already referenced it as a kangaroo court (although I think the DV courts are more like...

An ex best friend broke into my home while I was on vacation, damaging my property and running up bills for 32 days.

With friends like that, who needs enemies? This is both a civil and criminal issue, and judging by your friend's cavalier attitude, I don't think...

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Falsely accused?

It depends on how "nasty" your text messages are. Even if you didn't say anything bad, whatever you said can always be twisted against you. ...

Someone currently owes me a total of $525, and I have the agreement saved electronically for them to pay me back.

Small claims court has jurisdiction over this case, because of the dollar amount of your damages. The forms are available to file the complaint...

What can I do about being sold a stolen phone.

If there is a 30 day guarantee, read the guarantee and see if you qualify for a refund. If not, go talk to the manager, and if he does nothing,...

My ex has my truck and wont give it back

Provided you can prove ownership, contact a repo company to go track him down. They will be able to find him (for a fee) and recover the vehicle.

If I have an assisted home birth can they arrest me?

There is no law against it in Oregon. So It's legal.

Are trials in real life ever like the ones on television shows or in movies? If so, how often?

The only time I've ever seen something close to it is with Game of Thrones, in Tyrion Lannister's trial for murdering Joffery Baratheon. Watch it...

Does the "beyond a reasonable doubt" premise apply to civil cases?

No, just by a preponderance (more likely than not).