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hm, this is a question your lawyer should be best suited to answer. It depends on the details of the contract and what exactly was exchanged between the parties.

O wow, I am very sorry to hear about this. There might be things you can do, but it will cost an effort. First of all, it seems the police does not think there is any violation of a criminal law involved. That might very well be so. It would of course be paramount to know the exact cause of...

you (actually your son) should go to an attorney and have some paperwork drawn up in case of his death or serious disability affecting his ability to function as a parent. A will of course should be the first, then some other things, among them provisions for guardianship. You can be named as a...

hm, this is really not a lot of information you are giving us here.

hm, if the fence is totally on your land chances are that by putting the stuff against the fence the neighbor is committing a tort, which, as the cops rightfully observed, is a civil matter. It is called trespass to land. So if the stuff is touching your ground, or reaching into your ground...

Under Indiana law the court can in fact order post-secondary education expenses to be borne by the parents. But it is in the discretion of the court to order this at all and if, how much the amount will be. The court has to evaluate the costs, grant and scholarship possibilities etc. and...

hm, it always depends on what it is supposed to protect you against. There are a couple of pitfalls you have to be aware of: -posting of copyrighted material: You as the owner of the forum might be held liable if you or others post copyrighted material like newsstories taken from news...

it usually is with your husband. It always is important to tell the truth. INS officers hate nothing more than being lied to, and often they have more information than you know and catch people in lies. Just be truthful, have your paperwork ready from which they can see that the case was...

it is not possible to answer this without knowing the actual contract you (or your mom in this case) signed. If the contract spells out that a personal trainer should be there all the time to assist you and there was none, then you might have a case. One would also have to have a look at...

Nope. That is a minor error and no judge will dismiss a ticket for that.

if the charges were dropped and the case dismissed you are in the clear. Usually a conviction for theft, which is a crime of moral turpitude, would result in inadmissibility to the United States. But then you would not have gotten a F-Visa either. But prepare to be asked about that when you...

marrying a citizen doesn't make you a citizen. I assume from your question that she has passed on? You might look in her papers for passports, green cards, papers from the INS etc. Only a citizen can have a US passport. An alien should have a "green card", that is an "alien registration...

Hm, I don't quite see where the problem is. As far as I understand the facts are these: 1. You went to see a doctor and he performed medical services 2. You are covered by health insurance under a policy held by your husband. 3. You are neither separated nor divorced. 4. Your husband...

if it would be easy to answer that... First of all: look at your ticket or any big signs posted on the parking lot. Very often the owners of a lot post pretty clearly on both that anyone who parks there assumes the risk alone. Even if this is the case, and especially if this is not the...

are you separated, divorced or living together? What kind of bill are that? Is that the insurance copayment, has the insurance refused payment or have they never been presented to the insurance? Are you covered by insurance or not?

Hm, I am sorry to hear about your problems. Bad neighbors can really be a pain in the ... What can you do? You did the right thing in calling the cops and getting a restraining order. That was good. Now any time he touches your land you should immediately call the cops again and file...

This is a contract issue with two sides: You as the patient have a contract with the provider to pay him for his medical services. He also has a contract with the insurer about what to charge and accepting payment options etc. But, if for whatever reason the insurance won't pay, and it is...