I don't know what you expect, but no attorney is going to advise you to lie on official documents even though the truth will likely prevent you...

The answer depends on your wife. If you file in Custer County she can either litigate the divorce there or file a motion for change of venue and...

Contrary to popular belief, courts almost never award damages for "emotional distress" in the absence of a physical injury. The standards for such...

What you have written is unclear. You may be able to get a restraining order against the person who sent the message if they are threatening to...

No, you cannot sue any landlord because you believe their tenants committed crimes in the neighborhood.

No, you cannot stop him from testifying. What you need to do is to cross examine him and expose his bias. Your best bet would be to work with an...

If there is no equity in the house, then that is not likely to be an issue in bankruptcy. However, while you can file separately from your husband,...

The first think you would need to do is to figure out if it is real and who sent it. Frankly, it sounds like a prank.

The answer depends on HOW the home is owned. In some cases, the survivor owns the entire property. In other cases the deceased share of the...

First and foremost, focus on getting away from this obviously toxic relationship. That should be your priority. Whether there is anything illegal...