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You are going to have to settle the case, or get a judgment. If you ignore this, there will be a judgment. You can sue your friend but... Read Answer
If title is in both names you can take the car. You can sue your son for the payments.
Call a personal injury/medical malpractice lawyer. These cases are on contingency, so if you have a case you pay nothing.
Not unless you are on the title or registration.
Name changes can be done yourself. Go to the clerk of the State court in your county. They have forms.
You can sue for the ring's value, but not paid and suffering.
You cannot. Only a court can evict someone who stays beyond their lease. Overstaying a lease is a NY sport.
If you have an estimate of the damages you can sue them. Sounds like it will be in the small claims level.
You can sue the dealer. Whether you win depends on the facts.
The pension then goes to the estate. File an estate proceeding to claim it.
Depends on the kind of case and the amount involved. Do not ignore it. If you need more time to find a lawyer, call the lawyer suing you... Read Answer
You have to appeal the insurance.
What is Safeguard Properties? If you can prove what was taken you can file a suit, but an illegal break-in is a crime and you should have... Read Answer
You certainly have a basis to complain to the company, to the school district, to anyone who will listen, but I don't think you have any sort of... Read Answer
Contact the bar association in the county where the lawyer practiced.
Even in a family situation you cannot be evicted without a court order, after being served with papers. As this is a matrimonial issue, as long... Read Answer
It is absolutely enough proof. Bring a suit.
If this was a case of a stream, pond or storm water that flooded your property due to good-faith improvements made by your neighbor to his property,... Read Answer
If your daughter is the titleholder, and she has the title, she can peaceably take the car.
If the operator of the parking facility (which may not be the hotel) and/or the hotel was negligent, you may have a claim against it. However,... Read Answer
You can seek an order of protection in court against her, but you are going to need a reason that is a threat to your kids. Otherwise, it is up... Read Answer
Anyone can press charges against anyone. Whether the police or DA choose to act on it is up to them. If it is just your word, it may not... Read Answer
You can sue for the damages. Proof will be your problem.
As personal property is not titled, you are going to have a hard time proving stuff in their house really belongs to you. But, to protect... Read Answer
If you have the title you can register the car. If you do not have the title, then you may have been scammed. Call the DA in your county... Read Answer