Quite possibly. And of course you would sue this person as well.

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Unlikely you will have a case. I'm skeptical of your claims since every millionaire I know uses attorneys before a major financial transaction. ...

I don’t think so. And I think if you simply rent a room for yourself, stay in it, and check out when you are done, you will not encounter these...

Talk to medical malpractice attorneys. There is a one-year statute of limitations which means you should be talking to attorneys several months...

Unlikely, but you’re welcome to hire an attorney to review everything.

Probably. But I haven’t read his order and I wasn’t in court with him. But why aren’t you asking his criminal defense attorney, who presumably is...

Actually, you don’t have to file out any of that. I doubt the attorney cares about insurance that wouldn’t possibly pay out on this claim.

There is no such thing as a sovereign citizen. I assume you called the police when this break in occurred, what happened?

Well, I can’t tell if this person owes you $100 or $100,000 and that certainly makes a difference. You can sue in small claims court for up to...