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Just be glad that social services got it right. Did you see the teacher in Georgia? I think I'll do a post on it.

It's probably not false. If it was a small class action you probably stand a better chance of actually recovering money. I'm just saying that large class actions especially sound good but the average recovery is under $20 per person. I have seen one where everyone got a free coupon for a...

Either you do it yourself or you get a PI. Collecting a judgment can be nearly impossible if the person doesn't hold a job and stay in one place.

I won't go as far as Army, but I can guarantee you that when you get your check you will be disappointed. The only one that wins in a class action is the Plaintiffs' attorney.

As I said (I wasn't trying to be rude) they can use any appraisal they want, if it fits into the guidelines of their bundling and selling agreement. So the short answer is YES. They can use a driveby if that is what they want. The truth of the matter is that for market assessment a drive-by...

It could be a while. Count on 3-7 months.

They are loaning the money and can use any appraisal they want. If you are not satisfied with them I would encourage you to look for another lender.

Well, small claims court has a $7500 limit in your state and you generally can't sue in small claims for less than your actual damages so that you can stay there. I would pursue this with an attorney. They aren't going to fight it. Don't hire any attorney that tells you that this will be more...

I would say they made a MISTAKE. I would consider an attorney. I'm not sure if you can press beyond the cost of repairs to the vehicle but I would at least go to a free consult with a local attorney.

Just be quiet, let your lawyer do his job and make sure he knows that you have an immigration issue. You will be ok...

You can argue to the court that she does not deserve more time. After 2 continuances the 3rd should be harder to get.

I like criminal law. I just took on a habeas case that is about 5 years past the conviction. The lawyer did a terrible job. I hate to get involved but I am for a couple reasons. She needs it; after talking to her I think she is actually not guilty after 4.5 years behind bars I can at least...

You really should have had that concern before you walked out of the store with merchandise. I would plead not guilty and ask for a court appointed attorney. There should be a first offender program that you can participate in and at the end of your probation your record will again be clean...

If you were drunk it may also negate whatever you signed. Though proving you were drunk may be an issue. If this was during a divorce, you may have signed allowing the step father to adopt at some point. I would get an attorney to look into your particulars. Otherwise i would say No you have...

It really matters if he died with any assets or any insurance. You should find out.

I wouldn't emphasize that insurance so much. You may be leaving your son with your ex AND providing insurance. Having physical custody of him isn't necessary to be responsible for the insurance. As Pro says: You better hope your Ex is ok with it. You have no right to separate your child from...

For various reasons Army is right. I suppose you could use an email to prove the existence of a contract but this "advice" does not meet the legal definition of a contract. The elements are totally missing. You asked a question, someone gave you their opinion, they were wrong. No contract.

I have been doing more in criminal law lately than I was looking for. I'm not exactly sure I understand what you are looking for. 5 for 1 I take it is 5 days for every one served. You can't become the attorney of record, but I might be able to help you. Send me an email with the pertinent...

Moose, so what if either the op or the tenant is lying? What do you do with it then? There is no such thing as an agreement to leave your house that isn't in writing.

I would take special care to make certain the two "managers" you talked to are held responsible. Sue them.