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You likely had 30 days. Why would you have waited this long? I will look it up for you but I don't think you have any recourse. Were you party to the action or were you notified by publication?

I would stop doing the drugs, keep my mouth shut about the pictures if there are any, and stick it to the drug dealer as hard as I can. He is bluffing.

Its the old adage. If you want to talk to me, WRITE TO ME. Don't talk to them on the phone.

Your landlord isn't part of the marriage. He/she has the right to be paid and can hold both or even just one of you liable for breach. Both of you need to think about this.

Army is right but there is a third way. You can write them a letter and tell them if they do what they are planning you will sue them for their actions. It isn't a restraining order but they may take pause if they believe you. Send it to the registered agent of the HOA. The reason a...

Army is right that the landlord has to be paid or both of you will be sued. You could be sued alone. I would however make the roommate pay me back even if I had to take him to court to do it. He caused the damage and if you have to pay for it he is liable to you.

I had the same problem once. I growled at them and explained I would make it very expensive for them if they didn't leave me alone. I haven't heard from them since.

You can send a "cease and desist" letter to them that warns them if they do not stop telling this lie about you that you will have to take legal action against them. It should scare them into stopping. You really don't have a case for slander though if they push the issue because you have not...

I would actually agree with both the other answers. My first question though is how far has this gone? How do you know the father is making these accusations to the doctor? Has the doctor reported them? Is there an investigation? Is there any physical corroboration for the accusations? Does...

Your bankruptcy was dismissed not discharged so your debt was not extinguished. Even if it was you would have lost the property in the process. My guess is that your property foreclosed after the bankruptcy was dismissed and the first mortgage was paid but the equity line was not. You have...

I have an asian friend of mine I refer to as my brother all the time. When people look puzzled because I'm not asian and question me I argue with them. Its fun. Finally I'll pick up the phone and call him and say, "Hey man this guy says you are asian and I'm not, What's MOM not telling me?"...

Army, again I have to disagree with you here. The Contractor bears the main liability but I would certainly hit the Pharmacy with my invoices. I'm not necessarily saying that you would win in court against the pharmacy, although there is quantum meruit for services rendered that you could sue...

Army, I have to disagree with you on this one. The landlord has the burden of proof here. Now, they can cause a bunch of damage to their property and blame it on you I suppose, but I don't think that is what is going on here. They will have to "show the damage" to the court, you don't have to...

Moose, while technically you are right I'm pretty sure when your cow gets out onto a road way there is strict liability in play. IE cow owner loses. You don't really have to prove the fencing wasn't adequate. Cow on road, not in pasture, ergo fencing inadequate.

You can't file a lien in the anticipation that the house will be declared community property.

Army, I disagree. I don't doubt the guy will sue, but I think he will lose and the artist will get paid for all the work. I personally would keep the drawings and notify the client in writing that he can have the works upon full payment for services. I think if the man sues he will lose...

I will go beyond what Army said, if you lien the property of the client's spouse you may find yourself in a world of hurt. She doesn't owe you, he does and he can't offer her property as collateral for anything.

Only your personal income and that of your ex-spouse will be taken into account. Yes it can be adjusted if your income or hers changes. If your ex remarries or gets a good income of her own it can be eliminated all together. Good luck.

Sure there is recourse. Leave them alone. That's why it's called JOINT custody. It won't kill the daughter to see a cage fight. The Mother has the right to take her child pretty much where ever she wants to take her child. The Father can object, but if it isn't dangerous to her health there...

Army is right that your inaction has ratified the contract as if you signed it. Employees can enter into contracts for you if you let them. It's called "apparent authority." Usually you can void these contracts if you act within a reasonable amount of time. In this case you are not locked...