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Follow the link below to find out what your rights are and what you can do when in court on Tuesday to come up on top. If your place was deemed untenantable by the health department and your landlord did nothing during the remedy period read the contents of the link regarding your remedies. Hope...

The help you need is the help of an attorney.

Same process applies as the one you had on your criminal case but now, whomever you stole it from, it trying to recover the money plus all the aggravation you caused with your act. That is why they are going after your husband and his business. I hope you have a good public defender. Good luck...

If you want to do that just because you want to see why your mom changed her mind and left you out of the will, then I suggest that you hire your own attorney just in case you want to dispute any changes.

I have got to be honest with you - your posting is extremely confusing!!! Here is what I understood - are you being criminally charged for embezzlement in the amount of $1MM dollars and your husband and his business are also being charged due to association with you? If that is the case, you...

You will need to consult with an attorney to find out what is behind the whole warrant timeline and what the judge has as far as evidence against him prior to him being seen by the judge. Hope this helps!

Consult with the websites you want to link to yours what is their policy regarding referencing and how you go about it when it comes to legitimizing your business with them. Hope this helps!

File a suit against him in small claims court. Show the judge all the back ups you have so to enhance your case. Hope this helps!

Why would you want to sue them? Were you playing for money, lost and now want to recover it? Are you over the age of 18? Give us as many details as you can so we can try to help you.

It would be extremely helpful if you could tell us what state you are in.

Two options: 1) Check in your country if there are attorneys with affiliations or partners who are U.S. based. Once you do that, you can give them power of attorney to have your case filed in the U.S. and to represent you up to the trial stage. It will cost you a pretty penny though. 2) Consult...

It looks like you got lucky in California when they issued you a driver's license with full privileges when you could only have one with limited privileges. The fact that you have been a resident in CA for 21 years doesn't erase the fact that your NY history still is on your records. By the way...

Since we have not seen the contract, we can only speculate on what you can do. Here is what I think would be fair: since you have benefited from 7 months out of the 12 month contract and the owner is offering a partial credit, if you don't want the credit towards the much more expensive package...

If the company is a privately owned company you won't be able to do that unless you file a lawsuit but here is the thing - check out the link below to see if you are really entitled to overtime. There are some specifics that apply to certain classes and I hope you can get your answers from it...

Unfortunately, no. There is no legal issue here to pursue. Good luck to you!

The purpose of security deposits is to assure that a tenant pays rent on time and keeps the property in good condition. In addition, there are usually limitations on how a security deposit can be used by a landlord. If your landlord didn't deduct the fees was probably due to those limitations...

If you want to get out of the lease, that won't happen. However, here is what you can do to demand action from your landlord: send them a certified letter telling them exactly what you describe in your posting and request remedial action. If no change on the status of your request, then ask...

You need to send her a cease and desist letter asking her to stop saying those things about you and if she continues after she receives the letter, you will have to seek legal counsel and have your attorney deal with her. She will get the message! Good luck to you!

You can state that to the judge and see what s/he has to say. Judges are pretty savvy and know many a times what collectors will do to win their cases...:D:D:D

Address the issue with 1) Your property management. Give them a deadline to resolve the problem otherwise you will have to seek legal counsel and have the attorney deal with them. Ask your property management to consider moving you to a different apartment if the neighbor simply decides to...