Mom and I in car accident thought she loose home so signed over to brother he took all the equity $350.000 never gave home back.

Your mother certainly does have recourse against your brother (assuming the claim is not barred for some reason by the passage of time). On likely...

In real estate sale - do money always go to escrow account?

Usually the funds are paid through escrow, as you described. I suppose this is one way to do it, and perhaps they are avoiding payment of an...

Real estate closing transsaction

It is legal and fairly much the usual way of closing. The concept of the word "escrow" is that everybody turns the necessary papers, money, etc...

Can I sue for something like this?

This sounds very much like a violation of the Oregon unlawful trade practices act (ORS chpt 646) for which one can recover attorney fees and...

A motel took someones credit card ran the credit card blamed me said I took it. I was arrested then they found out the motel was

As Mr. Mauger said, it is not at all clear what happened, and the minute details are very important. If you were falsely arrested because someone...

If a witness lies about a material matter, and it can be proved she lied, she could be convicted of the crime of perjury. However, just about...

A friend is threating to sue for money she says I owe her for a canceled phone contract 2 years ago.

To be honest, I can't figure out from your explanation what happened, or why she thinks she has a claim. A threat to sue is just like any other...

Do i need help from a lawyer?

The support is for the child, and it doesn't really matter whether the mother is a good person. And the issue is whether you are the father, or...

Does it always violate attorney-client privilege to give legal advice related to a former client?

Indeed it does depend. If the relationship with the institution is long over with, and if the attorney has no confidential information from his...

My new credit card from usbank was delivered to someone else by usps a month ago. could i sue usps for negligence?

You can't sue anyone if you have suffered no injury or loss. Or, more accurately, you can sue anybody for anything, but will not recover anything...