If you don't want the check, don't sign it. If you think the bank would otherwise be liable, it wouldn't anyway. So it is entirely your choice.

The XIVth amendment doesn't mean what you think it means. It doesn't even imply that.

Yep. You can sue the co-signer. If you needed to cosign in the first place, I would be concerned over whether any suit would be worth the cost.

If you don't have a contractual repossession right, you don't "get repossession." This is the risk of co-signing with someone on a car, on real...

Yes, your parents can report you as a runaway if they want you home.

I suggest you consult with an attorney skilled in this area. Nothing you mention here suggests an actionable claim against the state DHS agency. ...

You agreed with mom to custody and primary physical care and then filed a police report when she didn't show on Sunday? That's unnecessary, to put...

Victor, Iowa (population 888), isn't in Australia. United States law from the Midwest probably doesn't apply to your cheque from your win at the...

Contact his lawyer and see how you can help.

You should coordinate with your roommate to get your stuff out of there. This is the difficulty of a roommate situation where you are equal...