If we ask for a trial but move before and don't go are there repercussions

In an eviction case, if you show up to first appearance and request a trial, and then you do don't make an agreement about the resolution to the...

Can I be evicted by someone who is not the property owner.

The short answer is "yes." As is always the case, however, the long answer is "it depends," and in your situation specifically, the devil is in the...

Can I make a case against an employer who hired me out of state for a certain job just to let me go 2 months after?

You don't allege any facts or otherwise provide any basis in your question that would tend to support a claim that your termination was wrongful,...

Can a judge opinion himself of a person not a party w/o that person there to defend what is claimed about that person?

The short answer is "yes." Depending upon the circumstances, a judge typically has a very limited scope of the issues that they must decide and...

Unfortunately, the answer is that while you certainly have the right to ask him to leave, you probably can't enforce that right and make him leave....

Hello, I was fired from my job in July but the company told the UI that they decided to fire me in June. Is that legal?

There's nothing illegal about deciding to fire an employee at some point and then actually firing the employee at some time later, whether days,...

What can I do if a dealer gives me a receipt for the wrong amount?

I'm not entirely sure what's going on, but it seems to me that chances are fairly likely that you already know the answer to this question --...

How can I get my former employer to pay two week notice compensation as promised per there employment agreement?

There's not typically an agency or group that assists former employees with employment agreements -- that's what plaintiff's employment lawyers do,...

What is the chance that a piracy case will go to court?

It sounds like you've already received sage legal advice about the general tact this type of plaintiff typically utilizes in litigation, as well as...

Is this legal?

Typically, it's legal for a landlord to pursue multiple claims for termination of tenancy, each of which may overlap. There *could* be factual...

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