You don't have a right to an attorney at public expense in a civil case. The judge cannot appoint an attorney to represent you. What the judge...

In addition to the fact that you don't have any injury to recover from, you describe finding a hair in a bowl, not in a bag of chips. You can try...

You can always sue. Your chances of success will depend on the facts and what is in your contract with the wedding planner.

You are not getting treble damages unless your lawsuit was brought under a statute that provides for treble damages (there are several in Wisconsin...

Yes, the police can tell your son's wife about what they found and what they suspect. If the police officer told her something untrue, he might...

The best place to start is with the police department in the area where this happened.

You may have a claim you can pursue against her, but it depends on many things that are not included in your description. What was your agreement...

You cannot successfully sue when you hit a stationary object.

In some cases the school district will even hire private investigators to gather information. The school is required to verify residency. It is not...

It might make sense to raise your concerns with the principal - and if the response isn't satisfactory, with the School Board.