If bondsmen won't help, it means the bonds are likely "C" bonds meaning that your friend has missed court more than once on those charges. The only...

No one in the country is going to prosecute this even if it does breach a law. Some people are jerks. That's life.

You can sue. You might even win. But it won't be worth it to hire an attorney. If you win, you will get your $1000. And you will pay an attorney at...

Probably none. You could sue in small claims for return of property, but it is going to be muddy as to who owns what. The best you can probably do...

You may be able to recover something based on the terms of the search. I do not know what those are right off. Chances are, there is a procedure in...

I have attached a the link below to help you. If I were you, I would also consider trying to get his bond lowered before you do this. If that has...

Consider speaking to an employment employee with your concerns. There is simply too much here to unpack on a public forum.

You need to ask the Court to either extend your time to pay or to allow you to make payments. You can do this without an attorney. Go to the...

It depends on the terms of your divorce. Her remarriage often has nothing to do with a property settlement. Sometimes alimony does get impacted by...

You don't get a payday any time something doesn't go your way. Can you sue? Perhaps. Can you win? No.