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You believe? What does the complaint say? Does it say it's a foreclosure action because of unpaid taxes? If not, what does it say? Feel free to post a copy redacting identifying information. We don't give "legal advice" but we can make helpful comments.

Yes, call the prosecutor. But if the prosecutor doesn't file a dismissal with the court you will have to respond to the summons and defend. Don't rely on what you are "told."

Right. Proper legal representation is where you should be asking about possibilities.

I don't think it's there anymore.

I'm not seeing another post by this poster.

Explain the woman's business, how many employees she has, what your duties are, how you are compensated, and post a copy of your contract, redacting any identifying information.

That's what I was referring to in my humorous way.

If you have a fee beef, file it. If you have an ethics beef, file it. Never mine the can this or the can that. If you bad mouth the attorney on Yelp, etc BEFORE any of those complaints are handled you are likely to get sued for defamation and you still won't get a refund. Work through the system.

Continuance maybe. Dismissal no. You, in the courtroom: Your Honor, move for dismissal because I wasn't properly served. Judge: Then how did you know to be here today? You: Uh, uh, uh. Followed by whatever reason. Judge: The purpose of process service is to notify you to be in court at a...

My opinion for the two cents that it's worth is that the "as of" date is the date you actually changed your address. If you have a court case in progress I suggest checking the case file to see if any notices were sent that you didn't respond to. If there weren't any then just check the docket...

Then you needn't do anything. Just let her live there month to month for as long as she likes and as long as she pays the rent and takes care of the place. I had a tenant in one of my rentals with that arrangement for 14 years until I sold both my rentals.

Apologies for putting it on you then, now that I see your comment about the inspection. Then you might have a malpractice claim against the inspector for what it's going to cost you to resolve the issue.

Happy to help.

1 - You haven't told us anything about the terms and conditions of the contract or the nature of your employment with the company. 2 - Generally, overtime without overtime pay is illegal unless you are exempt from overtime. We can't know that until you provide the information requested in...

You have lots of rights. Listing them all here would be inefficient. Among those rights is the right to hire an attorney if your neighbor decides to litigate about something other than hot air. As for the septic being on the neighbor's property, you could have, and should have, found that out...

Conviser - an appropriate name for a criminal defense attorney. ;)

Lesson for the future. How can you tell if a car dealer lies? You see his lips moving. LOL.

Get him an SSDI attorney. They work on contingency. They get 20% of any retroactive benefits but nothing from future benefits. They are specialists in SSDI and they are very good at what they do. Check out all these attorneys discussing bacterial meningitis and social security disability...

Often more complicated than they have to be. ;) Cashier's check (keeping a copy) preferable, rather than cash. Always keep a paper trail with car dealers.

Put a stop pay on the original check. Get written confirmation from the bank that the stop was successful. Get a chashier's check for the original amount. Take the cashier's check, personally, to the dealership. Give the dealer a copy of the stop pay document (keep a copy for yourself) along...