Can I file form mc-410 for my dyslexia and request that my spouse be able to speak for me in court?

You can try, but it's not likely that the request will be granted. It's hard to answer without knowing what the issue is, but if you are being...

what legal rights do i have to tell him to stay off of my property

Just because the park's roads are privately maintained does not make it a sovereign country. Take Ms. Nepton's advice and ask for his authority.

Does this make the notice invalid?

Talk to your landlord or management company and see if they will re-issue the notice. But usually routine clerical errors won't make a notice...

Is there anyone you can refer me to?

We can't solicit your business or refer you to an attorney on this public forum. Contact the Los Angeles County and Orange County bar...

Can I go to jail and can the government search the house and seize bank accounts?

You're being bullied. Hire a family law attorney to advise you.

Can a employees phone being use as a voice recording in management meeting, be used as evidence to show bad employers actions.

This is basic Fourth Amendment stuff, so it's beginning to look like someone got a take-home exam.

In Employment Ligation what type of actions warrant substantial punitive damages? What are the limits to punitive damages?

It's not easy to answer such a general question. Employment law is a broad category and the cases are highly fact specific. Punitive damages are...

Eviction based on existing lease with no clause for pets?

Absent a "no pets" policy in the lease agreement, the answer is no. Also, they and their pet were there before you were.

Does a beneficiary to a trust have the authority to demand that a court appointed trustee produce an accounting of the trust?

What did your lawyer say in response to those assertions? If a trust has become irrevocable, beneficiaries are entitled to an account on at least...

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Can she sell the property, do to the fact she is Successor Trust, is there a doc i can record to prevent that from happening?

That depends upon the powers granted her in the trust. You and an attorney would have to review the trust document itself to determine that. Quite...