There are several things you can do right now. First, if the local over is affiliated with one of the national van lines (such as Mayflower,...

I live in WA but want to start an LLC in Nevada and operate in all 50 states. Can I do that?

NV is a common choice for business formation. Like Delaware, it's business laws are favorable for companies with minority stockholders or...

Can our joint bank account be garnished for my debt before marriage. Monies going into that account are from my spouses wages

Apart from amputating your leg by filing bankruptcy, because the cure may be more hurtful than the disease, your spouse should put wages into a...

A prospective employer asked me to send my previous employment contracts. Is this standard? Can I say no?

Your prospective employer wants to make sure it's not buying a lawsuit by hiring you. I agree with Alex Higgins' observation.

Letter from debt collector (law firm)

If the creditor is proposing this type if dismissal it's PROBABLY because it can't prove the debt. By dismissing without prejudice it's keeping...

What recourse can be taken after paying on a fraudulent collection debt?

Following Mr Harrell's comment, the FDCPA does not allow statutory damages for each violation. Statutory damages are limited to not more than...

Uber and insurance refusal

This does not sound like something the insurance commissioner will handle. Can't you call Uber for the information-explain their website is not...

Unpaid work as movie extra back 2002; the films makers disappeared; found their personal info online recently. Should/can I sue.

There are circumstances where the statute if limitations can be tolled (the clock is stopped). It's not possible to advise on this issue without...

Is renting my single family vacation home on vacation rental by owner (VRBO) considered "running a business"?

It's not possible to answer this without reviewing the CCRs. I would also review the local zoning for further information. The ordinance may...

Legal check recovery

Mr Nguyen's advice is spot on. Threatening criminal prosecution violates federal law. You are entitled to actual damages, a statutory penalty...