Can I sue in AZ if I lived here, and the other party was in Dallas, for a business negotiation I was cut out of?

The first question, before you get to venue, is whether you have a cause of action. You say you were negotiating a contract but you were cut out...

Is this legal? What should she do?

Yes, a demand letter with a deadline is perfectly legal. It sounds like your ex-wife's former boyfriend believes she owes him money for something....

I think the company I'm selling items through is ripping me off

This is why attorneys advise people to always read everything before they sign it, but faced with a screen full of tiny print, few people do. Even...

We have excellent credit and don't want bad credit, how do I deal with this default judgement?

Also unlike with a limited liability company, with a general partnership form of business, the partners are all personally liable for the debts of...

Why do they prefer to have it in Federal court? What do I do next? and how do I get a trial by Jury?

The ADA is a federal law, so the federal court has subject matter jurisdiction. They are going to be able to remove it. You are going to need an...

Is there anything I can do? Wrongful termanation

You could possibly sue the CO for defamation, but it is going to be difficult to find a defamation attorney in Kingman who wants to take that case,...

You do not have any basis for suing the school because you have no damages. If your son had been injured on the field trip and the school did not...

Is it legal to sell car with no title? What can be done about this? Am I out the money paid so far?

You need to take the contract you signed when you bought the car to an attorney to review. There may be a time limit for transferring title and/or...

When he counter sues me is he able to bump this up to a civil suit? Also can I be forced to travel to California for court?

If the property you rented is in Arizona, the case is properly in Arizona. If you filed in small claims court, the landlord can remove it to...

What legal recourse do I have to recover the balance he owes me...even if it's just an enforced payment plan?

You can sue him for breach of contract for up to $10,000 in justice court, or the full $13,200 in superior court. You may want to hire an attorney...

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