As a general rule, you can video record (without audio) any public areas, and areas visible from the public area with the naked eye, as there is no...

Do we legally still own the fence/privacy fence planks? The fencing is on our property.

This person seems to be intentionally blurring the property lines, and that has legal consequences--you could use your rights to the part of the...

What are the terms in which my landlord can enter my home?

She can enter as a representative of the landlord. When she can enter and the notice requirements should be spelled out in your lease.

Is this illegal surveillance and do I have a case for a workplace privacy violation or harassment suit?

There is absolutely no privacy violation, harassment or any other legal cause of action here. For one thing, there is no legal expectation of...

Condominium: can I register a home office in my condo apartment?

I would not do this. I totally understand that your business will have no impact on the condo, and I'm not aware that it is against the law (I...

Why must neighbors be so unwilling to have common sense, or is it me that has no common sense?

If neighbors (and people in general) had common sense, all the attorneys on this site would not be so gainfully employed. Get a local lawyer to...

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Is there any legal way for a mother to admit her 27 year old daughter in for a psychiatric evaluation in the state of Michigan?

If she has made statements to you that she will harm herself or others, you may want to use that as a basis, but in many jurisdictions, it may not...

If someone review a bad comment in a public site(Its not well known) based on his experience about his former employer.

If it is stated as an opinion or name calling, it is protected free speech. If it is borderline, the law will always err on the side of protecting...

No, all statements, reports, and calls to law enforcement and all govt bodies, agencies and boards are protected and immune from civil lawsuits, so...

Can a employer be sued for Defamation of Character when he discusses why he terminated someone to other people?

How do you know these women did not say these things? If you were to sue him, you would have to produce these women as witnesses in court to...