This question makes little sense. If you are a plaintiff suing an active duty service member, the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act always applies. ...

You need an attorney to help decipher if you could dispute it or if it is enforceable. Without seeing the contract, we’d only be guessing.

I’d suggest that you reach out to the Dallas Volunteer Attorney Program to see if they can give some help or direction…....

My first question would be … what was the Court’s legal reasoning on not enforcing the arbitration agreement? California Rule 8.122 or 8.124 tell...

Maybe… You have an uphill battle. You can only sue individual officers unless you can make the Monell requirements to sue a department. I’d tell...

Straight from California DMV. “Your driving privilege will be suspended for up to four years if you are in a collision and do not have proper...

No. Any appeals of a Washington order must be appealed in Washington Courts. California would have no jurisdiction.

You are ultimately responsible for the medical bill, whether covered by insurance or not. So they will keep billing you. More than an EOB, you...

Not sure what you mean by “wrongful prosecution “….if he pleaded guilty, he did it. If he was convicted by a jury, there was (or should have been)...

If you are receiving SSDI (not SSI), the proceeds won’t affect you. SSI is needs based but SSDI is not.