Looking Fan attorney that has sued LAUSD.

You need to reach out to attorneys directly. This question and answer forum is only for legal questions, and attorneys cannot solicit or refer...

You will just have to sue them. Perhaps a complaint, but do not expect much help in that regard. Try discussing with one of their managers as...

Is it possible for my roommate to sue me if he decided to give back rent money to a girl that left and wants me to pay him back?

You have not told us what any of his arguments are for you paying it so there is little to analyze.

Are the papers I signed recently when I had not read them first binding particularly when I was given no copy?

It is unnecessary to do duplicate posts, it just result in multiple emails to our inbox. No one can opine on the legal effect of a set of...

Are the papers I signed recently when I had not read them first binding, particularly when I was given no copy?

No one can know pine on the legal effect of a set of circumstances without reviewing all of them in detail. What I can tell you is that “I did not...

Put anything you want in a sales contract?

You can do that. But frankly as someone who is also a real estate broker, and having engaged in dozens of my own real estate transactions, you...

Can I pursue legal action if a signed contract is violated?

I do not see why not in theory but no one is going to opine on the enforceability of a document they have not reviewed.

My car was repossessed after 3 weeks due to Fairs app glitch

1) your post is not at clearly written, and there are a lot of facts and details missing. 2) you did not ask a question

Can I sue a school in Las Vegas but do I go state or federal due to our government owns all of Las Vegas land cause of area 51?

You can't (successfully) sue anyone. You are well beyond the statute of limitations. See an attorney just in case.

Is there an alternative way aside from performing community service which i did not serve?

You need to discuss this with your criminal defense attorney. We know nothing about your case, including the conviction itself or the sentencing...