You can sue anyone for anything. What do you think you will get out of such a lawsuit? You don't indicate that you have any actual damages. Without...

This isn't really a legal issue. The towns are not violating any statute or rules. The issue of the effectiveness of the inspection scheme (or lack...

Yes, you can name yourself as the beneficiary of your trust, but whether that will actually protect your wife and achieve your goals is the real...

You are asking whether the information the police have is sufficient for a warrant for your arrest. Since there is a warrant, you already know the...

Schedule a consult with an employment attorney. Terminating an employee in response to a child support order is illegal in many states.

Being in son's life or not being in his life has no effect on intestate succession. If your son does not have a will, then (with respect to assets...

Yes, this is a scam. Debt collectors don't issue warrants and can't put them on hold. Cops don't work for debt collectors.

No, you cannot sue someone on behalf of your mother. That claim belongs to her. Nor can you sue someone because they got your hopes up or you would...

You can request anything you like. Polygraph tests are not considered reliable and are not admissible in court for most purposes. Nor is infidelity...

Yes, police can generally run someone's name for no reason. Your son has no right to keep his warrant status private from law enforcement. That...