First of all: You will not get $900 million for this. It's impossible to say from here whether you can get anything. Suits against government...

Do I have to give my computer back to my employer?

You say that the computer "was purchased for your use," but who purchased it? If you purchased it yourself, you should not have to return it. If...

Can 94 yr old uncle obtain an annulment due to him thinking he was only participating in a "ceremony in the eyes of God" ?

Generally annulments are for marriages that were never valid in the first place, say because one of the parties was already married, or underage,...

It doesn't. Oregon is a 'no-fault divorce' state. Any married person can seek a divorce at any time, just by pleading to the Court that...

I'm in need of an attorney that handles TORT AND section 1983 claim plus your work with contengency cases, In or pratices Idaho

You can use the 'find a lawyer' function on this site to find one. You can also call the Oregon State Bar for a free referral at 503-684-3763 -...

Is this concider harrassment

"Harassment," under Oregon law, means what "battery" meant under the common law: the crime of touching someone in an offensive way that doesn't...

The attorney the Judge assigned to represent my kids in a divorce is biased. Can I file a motion to get another attorney?

You can try; but you will almost certainly fail. If you tell a court that the children's attorney is "biased" against you, they will hear only that...

Is my mothers testimony in my divorce trail legally relevant? She is reticent she believes my wifes attorney will "trick her".

Without knowing what it is that your mother would be testifying to, it's not really possible to say whether you should call her to testify or what,...

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Are interrogatories letters I send to my wife's attorney in a divorce? What if I get no reply?

Interrogatories are questions that a party submits to the other in the course of discovery, in some jurisdictions. Oregon law does not allow for...

How do you formally ask a lawyer for all witnesses they intend to use in a divorce? Are they even obligated to answer?

No, Oregon law does not require attorneys or parties to notify each other in advance of what witnesses they intend to call or what evidence they...