Neighbor makes rude comments to me and my young children, also gives us the finger when driving by

You need a lawyer before this gets completely out of hand. Neighbor disputes are just plain ugly and this one has gotten to the point that you need...

Can we use sscra as a defense or course of action

They haven't filed suit against you, they're just trying to scare you into paying sooner. Send them a certified letter stating that you spoke with...

As a tenant what rights do I have with regard to showings of the house which has been listed for sale?

This is all standard operating procedure when a house is on the market, and there are no "rights" to have.

Can a condo complex have different rules for tenants versus owners?

Yes.

Can i sue the insurance and the owner of the vechile i crashed? And what do i do i need help?

You need a lawyer. Do not try and handle this on your own. Contact your insurance company and ask for help.

Can I file a Chapter 7 again if my 13 doesn't get discharged if I previously filed a 7 in 2004?

I have no idea whether or not your previous attorney is guilty of malpractice, but you need to speak with another attorney to try and straighten...

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I have a personal loan with someone who is getting ready to file bk 7. Is there any way i can stop her from adding me to her bk?

The answer to your first question is "maybe"; the answer to your second question is "no". You really should speak with a bankruptcy attorney that...

Do they sometimes do a FINAL deny of US Applications for trademarks if it is too similar with out contacting the applicant.

I agree with Ms Koslyn - you will receive an Office Action and you will have time to respond. If this mark is important to you then you should hire...

What are the odds USPTO will register my trademark? Mark already exists for a different category.

I partially disagree with Ms Koslyn - there really is no way to tell what the USPTO might or might not do based on the info provided. If the mark...

Can i file a suit?

Mr Taylor is absolutely correct. In addition, Virginia is an "employment at will" state which means that at-will employees may be terminated for...