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You file the lawsuit where you and the child live.

Q: I need to get full legal custody of my daughter, but her mother is in prison. In this situation, will there still be a court hearing? A: Yes; but the court will give you exact details.

You can certainly sue her in small claims. But if she has no money, you are wasting your time and money. As far as the student loans go, she will have to get them refinanced to get you off there.

You could pay the storage and tow fees.

Q: My question was is there anything I can do to take legal action against a company that does not provide the service that it is charging me for (i.e. hosting files which they deleted)? A: Yes; hire a lawyer.

Have you spoken to the owner about your concerns?

Wot's a CBA?

Why did the doctor call the school? Is the school (or church) opposed to prescription drugs?

Q: Is this correct? A: Based on the information in your post, yes.

Did you have a question? By the way, if you read the terms of service, you agreed that if they deleted all your files, then you could not do anything about it.

Q: hould I file an affidavit with proof that they are not in good standing and argue the motion at the Summary Judgment hearing? A: Certainly. However, it will be overruled since the defunct corporation has had the mortgage assigned to someone else.

You are thinking of the "Fruit of the Poisonous Tree" doctrine. But that is not relevant here since you said the open containers were in plain view. Obviously, however, if you think this is spending several thousands of dollars on, then hire a lawyer.

The statute of limitations is a defense you must plead if you get sued.

Tell the landlord. Yesterday.

Q: Everything I have found states that the restraining order cannot be dropped by the courts before 4 years, but can a Motion for an Order of Relief be put into place on the grounds that she falsified information and there is no evidence supporting such restraining order? A: So the wife will go...

Sue the bad people in small claims court.

The phone book is a good place to start looking for lawyers. So, you committed the crime of eavesdropping?

You left a dog in a hot car? No sympathy here.

You have the wrong forum. We answer legal questions here. You want: www.hypotheticalquestions.com

Q: My question is, can I add the second house to the LLC or do I need to create a second LLC? A: I have seen it done both ways. Ask your accountant for suggestions. Q: And if I do have to create a second LLC, how do I go about that on my own? A: You didn't bother to tell us what state. So...