What is the appropriate charge an attorney charges per

Usually it's not per email, it is charged by time spent--the attorney charges at an hourly rate. So if twenty minutes is spent responding to an...

It's legal, just not common because it's rather difficult as a practical matter for that kind of agreement to work out. A purchase and sale...

Being a home renter do I have to sign another lease now that my year is up? How often can they raise the rent if I don't?

Rentals typically happen either for a set term or by month-to-month. Often a rental agreement will say, if you stay past end of the term, your...

When a defendant (through lawyer) files a "motion or summary judgment" and the judgment they want is case dismissal can you file

There are different legal standards for the court to use between a Motion to Dismiss (Civil Rule 12(b)) and a Motion for Summary Judgment (CR 56),...

Do old PUD CC&Rs that allow one membership and one vote per member, regardless of how many lots are owned, remain grandfathered?

I agree with Mr. Alexander, though I'd note that sometimes the CC&Rs will include a voting process that allows amendment by less than 100% of the...

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I agree with Mr. Stimmel. I would emphasize, keeping the lease short term or month-to-month is something you should consider, so you can minimize...

How can I get property put in my name?

I agree with Mr. Gates. You mentioned in your comments that there is a Will--it should be filed with the court. Even if your brother is named as...

We live on a gravel lane shared by three homes. The middle neighbor is threatening to dig trenches to make people go slower

These kinds of shared-driveway arrangements can be done in so many different ways, it's difficult to say offhand what each neighbor might have a...

You can only sue for your own damages, not other people's. Other people's potential exposure to blood is not damages to you. If your injury was...

In what court do I file a civil claim against an individual that is over

The amount is not determinative in most cases. It depends on the nature of the claim, the location of the defendant, possibly the location of the...