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When you asked the person who created the document in question, what response did you receive? What sort of document are we talking about? In my experience, the "/s/" is occasionally put on copies to indicate that there's an original signed version of the document. Who are "them"?

The "deadline" to file a responsive pleadings is one of the most lax rules in any court in any state. As was noted in one of the prior responses, there is a STRONG preference that cases be decided on their merits, not by default. If, once the 21-day deadline has passed, you can seek default...

Then they should consult with a local attorney who handles elder law matters. Are you intending to relay the responses you receive here to the family members? Did they ask you to poke around for this? In any event: To the best of my knowledge, no Washington attorneys follow these boards...

Agree.

What is your connection to this situation? I'm not sure what "the family" means, but no family member (either acting alone or in concert) can appoint a guardian/conservator. Only a judge can do that. Answering these questions in the abstract would be of no value. The family member(s) who...

You need to call the claims department of the insurer who settled the claim and demand that it retain an attorney to defend you in the lawsuit. One would assume the retained attorney will first send a copy of the written settlement agreement to the plaintiff's attorney and demand dismissal...

Sue for the return of the piano or to be allowed to hire movers to enter and take possession. Then you'll be entitled to the greater of the fair market value of the piano or the amount she receives. It appears Texas regards engagement rings as conditional gifts, so you're entitled to the...

So...basically...you want to profit off the hard work and notoriety of other people. Take whatever you plan to sell to an attorney for review and advice, but don't expect any sort of positive response.

What did YOUR lawyer say about this?

Huh?

What is the nature of the evidence, and how would it's production in a small claims trial undermine your other case? No. How exactly do you think that might happen? For that matter, how would your adversary even know about the small claims action? When you submit evidence in a small claims...

I agree with the above. Also, punctuation and paragraph breaks are your (and your readers') friends.

You can report that to the police. Not sure what this means.

It's a valid issue to have been raised.

At the end of the day, this thread seems to be nothing more than a request for a referral, which is not something we do here.

Assuming you had an enforceable written contract, the buyer's remedy for breach is found in either section 2-712 or 2-713 of the Uniform Commercial Code. Essentially, what you do is go out and find a comparable vehicle from somewhere else and, if you can't find one for the same or better price...

Why do you think that matters? No one here has read your agreement, so no one could possible hazard even a guess. Also, "across state lines" doesn't mean anything. Are you asking for answers that relate to all 49 other states? Considered by whom? What "chosen field"? Why do you think...

Huh? Telling what people? Do these people believe her? Why is she doing this? Have you been damaged in any way as a result? Possession of...? Meth? I don't understand the part after the comma. A told people that you and she have dated, but you claim that's not true. Is B also saying...

Not this thread. That clarification was sought at the other site.

It's not even remotely unfair. It's smart business. What you should have done was to confirm the terms of the deal before you spent the money on the course. You should have locked it in writing before spending your own money on the course. That way, if your "often sketchy and deceiving" boss...