Is there any recourse,including civil, a person can take on a landlord or one acting as his agent,when he kills a person.

Unfortunately, there is not enough information here to completely answer your question. I am wondering if the deceased person had been told not to...

Can you get in trouble by accidentally sending nudes to a minor when she claimed she was 24?

Yes, you can be in serious trouble. I suggest that you save and print the ad you found on Craigslist, as well as the photos she sent you. When...

I understand that you don't want to press charges, however, it is the State of North Carolina that has brought charges against the individual who...

I am a victim of domestic violence from a former boyfriend who no longer resides with me. I have a DVPO which expires 10/2016

Attorney Morelos has provided excellent information. Because this is such a crucial matter, you definitely need the assistance of an attorney to...

I am delighted to hear that you remain committed to taking care of your autistic son. You will need to bring an Incompetency Proceeding to have...

How can I have a judgement removed from my credit?

Unfortunately, there are too many pieces of important information missing to give you the best possible response but I will try to help. I note...

What can I do if the lender that repossessed my car didn't give me notice of pending sale of the vehicle?

Most of the time, repossessed vehicles are sold at a public auction house. You need to read your loan documents to determine if you have waived...

Help! Renters are in Violation of Agreement!

I definitely agree with my colleague, however, I'm concerned that you may have accepted rent payments from your friends after they brought the pet...

How can my father gain power of attorney for my grandmother?

If your grandmother does decide to sign a Power of Attorney, it will be a simple process to have an attorney draft this document. If she refuses,...

Do I need to go to my hearing

The prior Judgment this creditor had against you was only enforceable for 10 years. Just prior to the 10 years running out, you get sued again for...