Can an attorney that represents his own law firm in a breach of contract case for unpaid legal fees from a client collect

Assuming there is the right to the award to begin with (e.g., if the retainer agreement provides for it and there is no ethical prohibition), I've...

How can I be added to fathers bank acct when my mother is secondary on the acct but my father wants me to be on inorder to write

The short is that an individual can grant POA to more than one person at a time. I will tell you that banks can be somewhat "testy" and sometimes...

I own shares in a C-corporation which has leasehold rights to oil/gas well.

First, "C Corporation" refers to federal tax treatment---it has no impact on the corporation's governance. Assuming no special governance...

How many days do I have to cancel a used car contract bid?

You should review the rules/terms/conditions of participating in the online service as a starting point. Generally, once a "bid" (i.e., offer) is...

Residential Lease Agreement changed

This sounds like classic "fraud in the execution"---consult a local attorney. The lease and circumstances need to be reviewed. Kindly note and...

I'm assuming you're referring to a food recipe. You should seek out an intellectual property attorney. Kindly note and remember that my response...

If you signed only an application (i.e., not a lease), it depends on what the application says or whether you can otherwise establish the existence...

Ex-wife has not paid money owed from divorce (under written contract). How can I recover this money?

Consult the attorney who represented you in your divorce, but it sounds like you'll need to sue her. Of course, getting the judgment is one thing,...

I need a attorney to sue my bank. I owed 2 car business closed due to a embezzlement by a woman who killed herself .

So, hire an attorney. Contact your local court and bar association---they sometimes have referral services---do you research on local lawyers...

How long can a bank change terms on an auto loan?

This is the typical "spot delivery yo-yo" scheme. Much depends on what you signed says. But check with a local attorney and your state's consumer...